Sentence examples for cooperation experimentation from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it is important to consider that the use of HCI patterns and principles (Cooperation, Experimentation, Contextualization and Iteration) have a reliable HCI communication protocol implementation.
The concept is established in close cooperation between experimentation, modeling and model-based experimental design and allows for robustness analyses and upscale predictions.
Its founders describe it as following "principles of cooperation and experimentation".
Something in the American character had produced a far more egalitarian society than any in Europe, and something in that society was producing a different, more modern and exciting national character, with room for experimentation, cooperation and acceptance of differences.
His cook could also handle new taste sensations, but it sometimes took experimentation and cooperation with others.
The authors are grateful to Mr. Nagabushanam and Mr. Mallesh for their kind cooperation in the laboratory during experimentation.
With proper testing and experimentation by the city of Tacoma, in cooperation with interested state and Federal agencies, a fishery protective program can be evolved which will prevent undue loss of fishery values in relation to the other values.
None of these cooperation efforts guarantees regulations that will be identical; indeed, they may lead to experimentation with different approaches for addressing public goals.
The more substantial decrease in sfRNA1 formation in the double mutant as opposed to the C10519→G single mutant may suggest a degree of cooperation between the two xrRNA structures although establishing such an interaction will require additional experimentation.
In 1961, the French government, with the cooperation of the Nippo Pearls Co., (one of the leading producers of South Sea Pearls), started an experimentation study by sending Mr. Churoku Moroi.
The evaluation of the European ESTHER Alliance proposed a differentiation of roles for IHP programmes (see Fig. 1) within development cooperation dependent on scale and technical focus [ 6]; with small-scale programmes being best suited for experimentation or incremental learning.
