Sentence examples for means for cooperation from inspiring English sources

The European Association of Science Editors aims to promote improved communication in science by providing efficient means for cooperation among editors in all disciplines of science, and to assist in the efficient operation of publications in the sciences.

Regional quality conferences and the so-called structured dialogue are means for this cooperation [ 8]. Figure 1 provides an overview on the infrastructure.

It generates a plan automatically for construction equipment, provides a means of cooperation between construction equipment seamlessly, and improves worker safety.

So we need to ask ourselves: Do we really know what it means for NATO-Russia cooperation to succeed?

This paper starts by presenting industrial examples that use various means (practices or tools) for cooperation.

Unity was meant as a tool for cooperation and it was motivated by the need for successful treatment prediction and control of complex phenomena in the real world that involved properties studied by different theories or sciences (from real forest fires to social policy): unity of science at the point of action (Cat, Cartwright and Chang 1996).

The possibility of using a payment for ecosystem services (PES) approach should be investigated as a means for supporting understanding and cooperation among the communities in the basin and of compensating upstream communities for good catchment management that secures benefits for the downstream communities.

Practice assistants reported the highest scores for the psychosocial factors 'sense of community' which means cooperation between colleagues (mean = 85.9), for 'meaning of work' which means motivated and involved in the work (mean = 83.8), and for 'role-clarity' (mean = 81.6).

Such effect is caused because of the multiplexing loss introduced by the HD constraint which means that at least two slots are required for cooperation [16, 17].

For us all, this means more cooperation at national and local level in planning, implementing and monitoring of activities.

Now, months into a conflict in which all sides are accused of committing war crimes, a new phase is underway that raises questions about what a successful offensive in Yemen might mean for regional military cooperation.