(typically treated as some mix of inclusive fitness, reciprocal altruism and group selection with other factors) [ 12, 13] fails to offer an entirely convincing account of the differences in both degree and kind of cooperation that distinguish humans from apes.
Collaboration should be further distinguished from cooperation, or group work, in which the product does not document or acknowledge the individual contributions of each group member (Panitz, 1996).
His scientific life has been distinctly international in tone, distinguished by close cooperation and, he said, fierce competition with physicists in the United States, Germany and elsewhere.
On the regional level, the county council has assigned the planning function to the regional cooperation body, so the organization setting the price is clearly distinguished from the organization specifying the service delivered for the price.
This audit was distinguished not just by sizable sums, but by close cooperation, officials said.
Differing approaches to partnerships in general can be distinguished in the literature, ranging from competition through to cooperation [ 42].
Thus, we predicted that partner intermixing would distinguish strong cooperation from other ecological interactions.
Şerbănică (2011) gave an overview of knowledge circulation indicators; she distinguished funding flow (in the form of grants, donations and contracts), cooperation, strategic partnerships, co-publications and patent statistics.
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