Fig. 8 Sum rate capacity of multiple cooperation.
Perhaps of greater importance is that GM operates in cooperation with multiple regulatory bodies in multiple jurisdictions, so this seeming runaway race in which we crowned a ridesharing king yesterday may have been called very prematurely.
Cooperation with multiple relays, or relays with multiple antennas have extensively been treated in the wireless literature, cf. e.g., [11, 12] and references therein.
Cooperations with CMS generate thousands of Apps.
Reasons in favour of or opposition to cooperations with oncologists or with oncology-qualified urologists are displayed in Table 1.> -wrap-foot> aNumbers do not sum up to 100% because multiple answers were allowed.
Arabidopsis RRS1-R, a chimera of a TIR-NB-LRR protein and a WRKY-type transcription factor, conferred resistance against multiple pathogens by the cooperation with the nuclear R protein RPS4 (Slootweg et al. 2010).
Today's major challenges for manufacturing companies in the aerospace and automotive industries are clear: global cooperation with multiple supply chain partners, production optimization, management and tracking of information so as to meet new requirements in terms of traceability, security and sustainability.
Regarded as equally important were cooperation with multiple partners to prioritize resilience in land-use planning and design and promotion of investments resilient to the anticipated impacts of extreme climactic events and the new risks (water crisis, epidemics, urban flooding) arising from rapid urbanization (Perwaiz 2014).
Transport of samples by law enforcement required cooperation with multiple county law enforcement officials.
DOH, in cooperation with multiple local and federal agencies, investigated a single, fatal case of inhalational anthrax whose genotypic similarity to other cases of intentional anthrax in the 2001 anthrax outbreak indicates it was bioterrorism-related.
