Sentence examples for cooperation off from inspiring English sources

In this case, the correct design guideline is to use our protocol with cooperation, if the objective is to have a system that is fast in detecting the node capture attack, though using more energy in particular, in our example until a flooding interval of 38 seconds and then to switch cooperation off, to get a cheaper protocol that can be used when the flooding interval can be larger.

Von Maltzahn writes: At the beginning of the revolution, cultural cooperation started off well.

Now Mr. Parsons is making another bet that he can make cooperation pay off, by moving Mr. Logan -- one of the company's top operators -- out of his own division to oversee AOL and the rest of the media group.

The cooperation paid off.

My cooperation kicked off a sequence of secret meetings with government officials in New York for two years.

"We hope the China-United States cooperation will pay off," said Cui Tiankai, a vice foreign minister, at a briefing at the Foreign Ministry in Beijing.

But he has not suggested cutting off cooperation between the countries' space programs or counterterrorism agencies, nor shutting down the Afghanistan supply route through Russia negotiated by Mr. Obama.

The reason, he said, was that American officials became so suspicious of Mr. Coello's ties to the cartel that they broke off cooperation.

The council's decision last March to investigate the effect of Jewish settlements on Palestinian rights prompted Israel to break off cooperation with the council, castigating it as a political platform used "to bash and demonize Israel".

In any event, she says, she never had much of a chance to discuss deals with Republicans because, at some point in 1994, their cooperation "just shut off like a spigot".

The Rwandan government accused the tribunal of incompetence, broke off cooperation with the court and refused a visa for the chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, to visit her office in Kigali.