We next investigated the extent to which models for population activity based on independent coding and coordinated assemblies can account for observations previously suggested to imply coordination within and between assemblies (Harris et al., 2003; Dragoi and Buzsáki, 2006; Foster and Wilson, 2007; Maurer et al., 2012; Gupta et al., 2012).
The use of a multiagent system implies coordination and cooperation among its agents.
Hang Together - Which implies: coordination and organization among businesses.
In contrast to this, there were no comments by government KIs that implied that coordination within the government is good, whereas five government KIs stated that the coordination between and within government bodies is bad.
By chance, overlaps occur between a pavilion and the main show, implying actual coordination.
"What we've seen implies that coordination and collaboration can emerge very naturally out of the incentives," says Greg Brockman, one of the founders of OpenAI, which aims to develop artificial intelligence openly and in a way that benefits humanity.
A new model of songbird phonation is proposed, implying close coordination between the operation of the acoustic sources in the syrinx and dynamic modifications of the vocal tract.
This implies that "coordination waves" will not propagate over the network uniformly and, when there are no redundant paths available, they will not reach certain regions of the network.
Network relations imply that coordination among actors takes place on the basis of mutual benefit, reciprocity and trust.
Network relations imply that coordination among actors takes place on the basis of mutual benefit, reciprocity and trust [ 18].
We show below that, although these observations at first appear to imply assembly coordination, they can be accounted for by the independent coding model.
