A successful and efficient cooperation is only possible under equivalent partners.
Neighbors are also significant as discussion partners, but not the structural equivalent partners or other demographic group members like income, occupational, or religious group members.
Such a socially-centered view on the human-machine system design regards a human and an automated agent as equivalent partners, and through their mixed-initiative interactions some novel relations of mutual dependency and reciprocity would emerge as well as flexible changes of role-taking are expected.
The closest matching genes were regarded as equivalent partners, as shown in Table 1.
They all have a practice nurse and vary from single-handed practices to multi-partner practices with the largest practice having five full time equivalent partners.
Ms. Donohoe, now the equivalent of partner at K.K.R., joined a year before the company went public.
The lists were also stratified in each region by the number of whole-time equivalent GP partners per practice.
The yeast homologue, Pta1, shares very weak sequence conservation with symplekin but has generally equivalent protein partners.
David Morley, senior partner (equivalent to executive chairman) at law giant Allen & Overy, cycles about six miles from his home in Surrey to a station, and then uses another bike to go from Waterloo station to the firm's offices in the City.
Labor introduced a carbon price and mineral resources rent tax, infuriating WA's carbon-intensive mining industry, so the secession movement was useful for Moore to mention, the nation state equivalent of a partner threatening to break up and take all the money unless things improved.
