Sentence examples for cooperation theory from inspiring English sources
Based on the human-computer cooperation theory, the HCCIACO algorithm takes full advantage of designers' expertise and experience as well as computers' calculation ability.
Given the risks of cooperation, theory indicates that a robust arrangement will contain means of holding governing actors accountable to each other.
The role of BICs in Africa is best analyzed through the optics of international cooperation theory for Africa's trade with, and investment and aid from the BICs.
To generalize our findings to cooperation theory, we note that P. gracilis' reduced reliance on host resources reduces the correlation between host fitness and symbiont fitness (Sachs et al. 2004).
Cooperation theory often discusses fitness consequences in terms of game theory scenarios between two partners [see Supporting Information File S1, Table S1 and Figure S1 ] as a shorthand to describe how selection acts on traits where the outcome depends on the traits of the focal individual and the individual with which it interacts.
Other authors go back to the foundations of cooperation theories to develop a group of patterns on the learning process in diverse contexts, including digital, as is the case of peer pedagogy (peeragogy) (Rheingold, 2014, Ricaurte, 2013).
Cooperation theories of religion are hardly new.
While the data on religious cooperation suggest that cooperative theories of religion are on the right track, nevertheless certain puzzles arise when religion is modelled as an adaptation for cooperation in a tragedy of the commons, rather than for cooperation in Rousseau's forest or Hume's meadow.
"This work is a beautiful example of cooperation between theory and experiment," said Aitor Bergara, a physicist at the University of the Basque Country in Spain.
To assess the quality of international cooperation, the theory of the h-index by Hirsch [46] was extrapolated and a similar index was computed for each bi- and multilateral cooperation.
All the factors previously invoked as directly selective of language and/or cooperation, from theory of mind to group selection, would have come into play.
