Sentence examples for human co-operation from inspiring English sources

Is this the only way we are able to describe human co-operation in pursuit of a common goal?

But Circa is also astonishingly moving, its story of human co-operation and frailty emerging through an acro-ballet.

But as Mark Pagel's comprehensive history of human co-operation shows, there are capacities we have in abundance that appear as mere traces in the animal kingdom.

The look of mutual pride and admiration they gave one another when the challenging piece came to an end was a moving reminder of the way music is perhaps the ultimate expression of human co-operation and communication.

The sense of human co-operation between farming communities and members of large families, the prospect of social egalitarianism growing naturally from a life where everyone, man, woman and child must pull their weight for survival.

However, those of us not deranged by opposition to human co-operation across political boundaries will ask: What's the problem An ideological fixation on inequality is especially perverse when it comes to less-developed nations.

This paper focuses on a particular design problem in the field of human machine co-operation for dynamic and complex processes.

"Human-robot co-operation is not an impossible dream".

But although kin selection works well in the animal kingdom it seems an unlikely mechanism to account for human altruism and co-operation.

And if team sports show off the human capacity for co-operation, then that's true of the Paralympics writ large.

Experiment requires self-disciplined behaviour on the part of the researcher, and, where there are human subjects, the co-operation of the subjects.