As prosecutors built cases against lower-level accountants and executives, they often developed cooperating witnesses to take them to the next step.
Other authors viewed coercive power as a mechanism for allowing relatively stable relationships to develop between cooperating social actors (Bachmann 2001; Stern and El-Ansary 1992).
Bachmann (2001) states that power can be regarded as a mechanism for coordinating social interactions efficiently and allows relatively stable relationships to develop between cooperating social actors.
Multiplan (Accuray Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) is the treatment planning system developed to cooperate with this accurate and versatile SRS and SRT system, and exploit the full function of Cyberknife in high-precision radiosurgery and therapy.
In addition, emerging evidence suggests that antiapoptotic mechanisms are also developed to cooperate with myometrial growth.
Other scholars found that the state might also develop roles by cooperating at a trans-governmental level, by developing new institutions based on practices and rules introduced by the private governance, or by competing for ruling authority (Lawrence et al., 2012; Smith and Fischlein 2010; von Geibler 2013).
The researchers are from Lucent Technologies, one of nine corporations cooperating to develop the technology, known as Bluetooth, whose backers say it will make possible a new era of effortless and untethered communication between all kinds of hand-held devices.
From this conversation the instructors of GM in both MC and UM are cooperating to develop student activities that will meet the needs of both student populations.
This is important not only from the perspective of Germany's future economic and political status in the world, but also because of the great potential for cooperating and developing partnerships with other nations, especially emerging and developing countries.
Furthermore, it highlights the importance and complexities of financing climate change adaptation, and concludes these will continue to constrain the adaptive capacity of vulnerable city populations in the less developed countries of the South, unless developed global partners cooperate.
