Sentence examples for cooperative characteristics from inspiring English sources
This proposal offers the opportunity to capture the advantages provided by binary decomposition methods, by attribute partitioning methods, and by cooperative characteristics associated with a combination of redundant base learners.
Each entrant's final score was the sum of its scores in each pair-wise matchup.5 The strategies with the highest final scores, surprisingly enough, possessed some very "cooperative" characteristics.
Workarounds have individual and cooperative characteristics.
Additional tests with varied speeds and ranges of angles of base plate rotation are expected to be useful as well as an analysis of the balance characteristics considering a balance index that reflects the muscle activity and cooperative characteristics.
In this study a new bioconjugate, HA-ss-PTX, was designed and synthesized with cooperative dual characteristics of active tumor targeting and selective intracellular drug release.
It follows that both muscle activity and cooperative muscle characteristics should be considered.
Furthermore, muscle activity and cooperative muscle characteristics are required to maintain balance and affect the trajectory of the COM and COP, 26 which suggests that the level of muscle development may affect balance characteristics.
Correspondingly, the source node can also optimize the power allocation according to the power pricing of the cooperative node, channel characteristics and its energy status, so as to improve the dynamic adaptability of the physical layer security rate.
As a matter of fact, several thorough studies using mixed cultures (Chen et al. 2004; Chen 2007; Chen and Chang 2007) all pointed out cooperative not competitive characteristics to maximize species diversity were the most ecologically stable strategy in face of pollutant threat for "survival to the fittest".
We contribute to the literature on cooperation in innovation activities that seeks to identify the characteristics differentiating cooperative from non-cooperative firms by proposing a different approach to this problem.
These changes in the nature of interactions between actors in society are consequences of decentralized information and a cooperative peer production characteristic of the networked information society [5 8].
