Sentence examples for experience cooperation from inspiring English sources

Community leaders chalk it up to experience, cooperation and sheer willpower, learned from decades of dealing with heavy snowfall.

In our experience, cooperation has been good.

Furthermore, our data indicate that potential benefits to the receiver can also influence the propensity of animals to cooperate, as was suggested by the interaction between effects of experiencing cooperation and the need (hunger) and body condition of the social partner.

Frequently defecting participants did not experience much cooperation by cooperator partners and might not realize that these partners are cooperators, reflected by the large variability of cooperativeness evaluations of cooperator partners (Figure 4).

Through years-long experience in cooperation with researchers and university institutions, UNICEF in Bosnia and Herzegovina strives to systemically determine the directions of strategic cooperation with universities in order to promote education and research in the field of children's rights and welfare of children.

So far, the Eliava's experience of cooperation with American companies interested in phages has not exactly been propitious.

In this paper, the author presented his experience in cooperation with students on a high level educational process (6th 7th semester) when a student performs his first and second engineering projects.

"There's this weird, horrible stereotype about gamers that we're not good at life". But people who play games, she argues, regularly experience productivity, cooperation, optimism, and resilience feelings which can lead to genuine happiness in their everyday lives.

Knowledge transfer occurs through people, and the quality of linkages depends on skills, experience in cooperation, and other factors.

"We generally have good experience of cooperation with the police.

The GPs' experience with cooperation with various departments or hospitals was very important for the GPs' choice.