Sentence examples for cooperation problem from inspiring English sources
Adaptationists explain the evolution of religion from the cooperative effects of religious commitments, but which cooperation problem does religion evolve to solve?
Also, three dimensions of cooperation (problem solving, willingness to adapt to changes and restraint from use of power) were found to be directly associated with relationship performance while information sharing had indirect relationship with performance.
Section 2 focuses on the cooperation problem and presents a review of the state of the art on cooperation and reputation systems for vehicular networks.
It also briefly analyzes the influence of hidden failures caused by cooperation problem among relay protections, SSCSs, and parameters of power plants in operation related to the power grid.
As the renewable energy is usually distributed asymmetrically in space domain, there are some papers considering the energy cooperation problem to balance the harvested energy in different places, including cellular network planning [16] and power grid energy saving [17], so that the overall system energy efficiency can be improved.
By thinking of religions as mechanisms that addresses other types of cooperation problem, however, such puzzles become tractable, and new pathways for empirical interest become evident.
In multi-agent cooperation problems, different network topologies will decide different manners of cooperation between agents.
Multi-agent cooperation problems are becoming more and more attractive in both civilian and military applications.
"Contrary to my predecessors, I've had no cooperation problems with France," Mrs. Del Ponte bluntly told Le Monde last week.
Finally, some of the seemingly most intractable cooperation problems in the world today are the conflicts between rival nations and different political, religious or ethnic groups.
On the lower (implementation) level, min-plus algebra is used to solve cooperation problems between sub-plants as well as problems caused by unexpected events.
