Even more so if sharing will be in the form of more than one individual or groups using the car interchangeably (sharing can take place temporally and spatially).
Starting almost 50 years ago with 50 bikes left around Amsterdam for free shared use, the current systems are quite high tech, with computerized docking systems and even the ability in some cities to use mass transit and bike share systems interchangeably.
The term socially shared regulation it has been used interchangeably with the term socially shared metacognition, although the latter is more focused on the regulation of cognition refers to those 'individuals' metacognitive processes that operate as a genuine social entity, aimed at a single objective, that is, the fully shared goal of the activity' (Iiskala 2011, p. 379).
a In this paper, we use the terms experts framework, experts FW, experts fixed sharing, fixed-share experts, or simply the experts algorithm, interchangeably, referring to the proposed machine learning algorithm.
While the words "traveler" and "Roma" are often used interchangeably, the two communities are different, and do not share a legal status in France.
Weirdly, in this vision of the automotive future, the only aspect of the car you might actually fully own is the steering wheel itself – Jaguar envisions this being the primary link between customers and shared transportation services, so that Sayer works interchangeably with a network of linked, distributed use Future-Type cars.
Algorithm Portfolios (APs) are algorithmic schemes where multiple copies of the same algorithm or different algorithms share the available computational resources, running concurrently or interchangeably on a number of processors.
It follows that they share the same information content and can be used interchangeably.
b Throughout the chapter, the terms shared spectrum and split spectrum will be used interchangeably with co-channel and dedicated channel, respectively.
For the most part, grains can be used interchangeably.
'We share what we are doing with clients so that we can work interchangeably and that is very helpful to us, getting feedback from each other, getting responses from the clients.' (Interviewee 10, front line clinician).
