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Also, a cooperation architecture is proposed to fuse and interrelate the dissimilar data obtained by individual heterogeneous robots and allocate various exploratory tasks to each of them in order to complete the map.

"We need to innovate our security concepts, establish a new regional security cooperation architecture and jointly build a shared win-win road for Asian security," Mr. Xi said at the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia, a group that includes China, Russia and Asian countries but not the United States, according to the state-run news agency Xinhua.

Finally, let us consider a BS cooperation architecture with P=3 MTs transmitting to R=3 receiving BSs with all links characterized by ξ p,r =−4.77 dB (i.e., 1/3 in linear units), which can be regarded as the case where the MTs are approximately in the intersection of the three cells.

Answering such questions requires a joint study of multiple aspects of the problem and their interactions, in particular the assumed propagation environment, the cooperation architecture, the CSIT quality, physical layer techniques, scheduling and the grouping of users who participate in cooperation.

In BS (Base Station) cooperation architectures the MTs (Mobile Terminals) in adjacent cells can operate in the same frequency, with the signal's separation and/or MTs detection being performed by a CPU Central Processing Unitt).

Base Station (BS) cooperation architectures jointly with block transmission techniques, such as OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) for the downlink and SC-FDE (Single-Carrier with Frequency-Domain Equalization) for the uplink, are proven to be suitable for broadband wireless transmission systems.

In this paper, we consider the uplink of broadband wireless systems with BS cooperation architectures with the employment of SC-FDE modulation schemes.

In BS cooperation architectures [9], the signals between different MTs and BSs are collected and processed by a central processing unit (CPU), so as to perform the user separation and/or interference mitigation.

A distributed cooperative architecture model is formulated whereby robots exhibit cooperation through efficient information sharing.

In this paper, we describe a Hierarchical COOperation (HiCOO) architecture for scalable communication in GAS programming models.

We relied on a cooperation cognitive architecture model and used specific methods from cognitive ergonomics to analyse physicians' and nurses' activity, communications and cooperation.