Originally intended to foster "interoperability," the ability of multiple computer systems to understand one another, Postel's Law is now recognized as having wider applications.
I hope that the availability of these will help us exchange 3D datasets and increase their usability, and that it will foster interoperability in the 3D GIS domain.
In contrast to other approaches to dynamic location referencing like AGORA-C which have licensing fees meaning extra cost, e.g. [37], OpenLR is a royalty-free, open standard under a creative commons license (CC BY-ND 3.0 [5]), and therefore fosters interoperability and promotes free choice between different vendors and technology solutions [12].
In addition to fostering biobank interoperability, with regard to the collection and exchange of data and samples, it is critical to form strategic alliances between governmental bodies, funding agencies, public and private science enterprises, and other stakeholders.
Rapid Trident 2014 is to "promote regional stability and security, strengthen partnership capacity and foster trust while improving interoperability between the land forces of Ukraine, and Nato and partner nations, " according to the US forces in Europe website.
That exercise, in Lviv, near the Polish border, is to "promote regional stability and security, strengthen partnership capacity, and foster trust while improving interoperability between USAREUR, the land forces of Ukraine, and other (NATO and partner) nations," according to the USAEUR website.
Indeed, the past decade has seen a move to simplify and harmonize biological tissue and data banking so as to foster international interoperability [ 20].
Indeed, the past decade has seen a move to simplify and harmonize biological tissue and data banking so as to foster international interoperability.
By fostering dialogue between cultures.
