Sentence examples for introduction of cooperation from inspiring English sources
With the simple participation of a neighboring station in the cooperative forwarding, the aggregate network performance would witness a dramatic improvement, which justifies and motivates the introduction of cooperation into the MAC layer.
With the introduction of TADs, patient cooperation became less important with the added benefit of almost absolute anchorage [7].
As discussed in the introduction, reliable information supports the evolution of cooperation, but it also leads to fundamental questions about where the information comes from and why its reliability persists (Antonioni et al., 2014).
Future Distributed Power Grid (DPG) control systems may strongly benefit from the introduction of a communication network enabling cooperation between distributed generators.
Part of this cooperation involves introduction of child friendly procedures during trial process for child victims, witnesses and offenders.
This shows that the introduction of cheap-talk is detrimental to the evolution of cooperation through indirect reciprocity because of reputation-ruining signals.
Microsoft and Salesforce products work together and there is an increasing spirit of cooperation and camaraderie that Benioff expressed in his introduction.
And I have written today to EU finance ministers to ask they review all aspects of their frameworks - including cross border cooperation and the introduction of the most modern forensic accounting techniques - to ensure there is never any weak link in Europe's front against terrorist finance.
This paper investigates the dynamics behind such cooperation through a case study of the Suzhou-Suqian Industrial Park in Jiangsu, with the aim of enriching and diversifying debates about the changing roles and functions of China's provincial government and introduction of market in the North South C2C cooperation.
The second factor was the realization by Arab nations that their future prosperity lies in meaningful economic development, which in turn requires freedom from tribalism and religious dogma, the introduction of modern thought and education, and cooperation with their favorite historical enemy -- the West.
There are areas of cooperation even now.
