Sentence examples for cooperation technologies from inspiring English sources

In recent years, cooperation technologies among distributed nodes or users have emerged as new communication paradigms.

Such measures include financial cooperation, technology transfer, and differential implementation schedules and obligations.

A relative, detailed, and thorough of cooperation technology in PHY security are presented in [6].

Secondly, for the sake of locating multiple targets, the adaptive PSO algorithm divides the swarm into many subgroups, and adaptively adjusts the number of particles in each subgroup by the competition and cooperation technology.

For completeness sake, in Figure 5, we also plot the agility gains of the AND-CDS, AF-CDS and DF-CDS as a function of the false alarm probability As can be seen from Figure 5, the agility gains of the three cooperation schemes are larger than zero, showing the effectiveness of applying cooperation technology to spectrum sensing.

Intra-arterial thrombolysis has extended this time window to 6 h after symptom onset [10], but for many medical institutions, the development and popularization of this complex multilateral cooperation technology is still restricted because of poor patient awareness, intention, and other reasons [11 13].

Implementing tele-cooperation technology in engineering firms often requires restructuration of work processes strenghening flexibility.

BMW and G.M. previously worked together, along with Daimler, to develop the two-mode hybrid system deployed in large S.U.V.'s produced by G.M. "We can confirm that BMW and G.M. are in talks to explore the possibility of a cooperation on technologies, such as fuel cells," BMW said in an e-mailed statement.

Monday's agreement would also enhance cooperation on technologies to capture and bury greenhouse gas emissions underground, Rickford said.

This research center is the largest one in the Middle East in science and technology which serves national, regional and international cooperation including technology transfer (Lorenzo 2010).

In return, the letter acknowledged Iran's right to the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and raised the possibility of cooperation on technology, without specifically pledging help with a civilian nuclear energy program.