Sentence examples for cooperative coexistence from inspiring English sources

At the policy level, the findings of this paper are relevant for setting region-specific pollen barriers widths, and/or for establishing institutions that facilitate cooperative coexistence.

Although the second condition causes some slight increase in the peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) of the UL signal, this increase is tolerable especially in a cooperative coexistence scenario, where the primary network is willing to facilitate cognitive communications.

To address these needs, we have demonstrated that reliable multi-user data transmission/reception can occur simultaneously with high-resolution target detection/ranging, leading to cooperative spectrum coexistence of communications and radar.

Such RRM mechanisms should additionally permit the coexistence of a cooperative scheme of femto/macro BSs with other elements such as relays, by sharing efficiently the spectrum, avoiding the interference and allocating in a tailored way the resources (e.g. power and spectrum) to serve the incoming users.

(1) The cooperators were always been excluded under mean-field assumption, showing that the coexistence of defective and cooperative behaviors is impossible in well-mixed population.

Cooperative bond-length fluctuations permit the coexistence of the competing phases, in what appears to a diffraction experiment to be a single phase.

They found that cooperative and defective strategies persist in stable coexistence if the benefit (b) of the altruistic act divided by its cost (c) ratio is high enough.

Overexpression of SRSF1 appeared to displace other proteins, suggesting that there are multiple binding sites for SRSF1 on the ED, but that binding is not highly cooperative (Eperon et al., 2000), allowing partial occupancy and coexistence with other proteins.

The presence of a hysteretic behavior, at 4 and 300 K, can be associated to ferromagnetism, although alternative cooperative magnetic interactions can be argued [27], such as ferrimagnetism or antiferromagnetism in coexistence with ferromagnetism.

Finally, the issue of finding an evolutionary explanation of this coexistence of strategies is a challenge which should also be addressed to understand human cooperative behavior.

The mathematical relevance of our analysis relies on the fact that the underlying variational systems are of non-cooperative type and, consequently, the nice comparison techniques available for cooperative systems fail to be true, making the problem of ascertaining whether or not the model admits a unique coexistence state an extremely challenging task.