Sentence examples for match cooperation from inspiring English sources

In these situations, exchange strategies like tit-for-tat [29] are unworkable: When there is a dispute between two of an individuals' cooperative partners (both with high probabilities of repetition and histories of cooperation), choosing sides makes it impossible to match cooperation with cooperation for both partners.

The next frontier in our relationship will be building stronger ties of trade and commerce that match the security cooperation we have achieved.

Revitalizing the cocoa sector will require a large financial investment, matched with industry cooperation and an innovative approach.

The Oslo Declaration similarly was specific that donors must 'push development cooperation models that match domestic commitment and reflect the requirements of those in need and not one that is characterised by charity and donors' national interests' (OSLO, p. 1373-1378 emphaddedadded).

Bychkova et al. look at three different instruments creation of spin-offs by universities and academy institutes, matching grants for R&D cooperation between universities and industry, and centers of shared equipment.

Then they had to secure local cooperation (only one community declined, in fear of too much disruption) and match the selected artists with potential sites.

The goal is to combine network and channel coding to match network on graph to code on graph, and this is called adaptive network coded cooperation (ANCC).

He stressed that cooperation from the union would be crucial in the company's overall efforts to match Toyota in labor costs by 2012.

A planned visit by Russian President Dmitriy Medvedev in October is already drawing additional attention to a bilateral relationship where warm, friendly rhetoric is often not matched by concrete, mutually-beneficial cooperation in the political, economic, or security realms.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/9/223/prepub The authors thank Drs. J. Gosselin, M. Lessard and J. Poisson (CHUSherbrooke) for their cooperation in providing matched colon cancer specimens and pathological expertise.

If JA and cooperation were interdependent across development, then the sharp increases in JA skills would be matched by similar developmental changes in cooperation, which was not found.