Sentence examples for cooperatively between from inspiring English sources

By playing magic cooperatively between human and robot magicians, we can make a new world of magic entertainment where the conventional magic show can not do.

HBSC is a school-based, self-report questionnaire developed cooperatively between international researchers according to protocol, and used in collaboration with the World Health Organization to assess children and adolescents' mental and physical health (Currie et al. 2001; Currie et al. 2009; Roberts et al. 2009).

Individual β-hairpins that comprise the three-stranded β-sheet are observed to form cooperatively. Partial folding cooperativity between the component hairpins is observed, and good agreement between calculated and experimental values quantifying this cooperativity is obtained when similar analysis techniques are used.

Divalent cations, such as Ca2+, cooperatively bind between the G-blocks of adjacent alginate chains, producing the so-called "egg-box" structure and creating ionic interchain bridges, which cause gelling of aqueous alginate solutions [ 8].

It has been shown that the flow of cooperatively created knowledge between platforms affects perceptions of learning outcomes.

Therefore, it is significant to perform signal design and processing, and networking cooperatively within and between platforms of radar sensors and their communication modules [3].

To address these challenges, scientists and non-scientists alike need to cooperatively build bridges between research domains relevant to human ageing.

MM explained how the brothers cooperatively manage their herd between the two wells: 'We split our herd between Ndivitama and Marunga because of water.

In addition to H-bonds to the tyrosine π cloud and the second glycine carbonyl oxygen, the ammonium group is involved in a series of cooperatively strengthened H-bonds between the N and C termini, linking the COOH group to the FL peptide bond.

A decrease in the effect of spacing on stability could be due to increasing the flexibility between the activation domain and the DNA-binding domain of the transcription factors, by increasing the distance between functioning cooperatively acting binding sites, or by increasing flexibility in the coordinating protein.

The stability of the resulting structure is ensured by cooperatively reinforcing intermolecular interactions between structurally complementary surfaces (Williamson, 2008).