We also focus on the role of feedback and we interestingly find that removing the information over high contributorsʼ choices is sufficient to generate a dramatic decline in cooperation rates and earnings.
Just days before the 2012 presidential election in November, Mr. Christie and Mr. Obama, a Democrat, produced dramatic, bipartisan images of cooperation as they walked together along New Jersey's coast, surveying the damage and talking to displaced residents.
This system, Ashworth argues, 'gave soldiers some control over the conditions of their existence.' The December 1914 Christmas Truces then can be seen as not unique, but as the most dramatic example of non-cooperation with the war spirit that included refusal to fight, unofficial truces, mutinies, strikes, and peace protests.
You will be joining with millions of people and thousands of municipalities around the world in a dramatic demonstration of unified global cooperation for a sustainable environment.
With the simple participation of a neighboring station in the cooperative forwarding, the aggregate network performance would witness a dramatic improvement, which justifies and motivates the introduction of cooperation into the MAC layer.
Beyond the Jute Curtain Then, why are the two countries still grappling with many of the same unresolved issues even as they have made dramatic strides in increasing bilateral trade and strengthening defense cooperation, among other things?
Public opposition to the ivory trade has grown, and cooperation between conservationists and local communities has had a dramatic impact.
When historians look back on this day, they will say that global cooperation to secure a future safe from climate change took a dramatic new turn here in Paris.
Figure 2 is completely analogous to Figure 1 but when 1% (f C = 0.01) of all α ij are positive, illustrating the dramatic changes introduced by taking into account even a very small amount of cooperation.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
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