Sentence examples for offer cooperatively from inspiring English sources

The first title to support the feature will be Gears of War 4 which will offer cooperatively multiplayer play across PC and Xbox One.

Another possible explanation for the weak predictivity of our LkACS model is that ARS activity is conferred by several sequence elements that cooperatively offer binding sites for the replication initiation machinery.

The colleges in the association already have some experience in collaboration from a distance, having offered classics courses cooperatively for the last decade.

Multitasking refers to a design or implementation strategy by which a system is decomposed into multiple tasks that work cooperatively to offer system services.

A ternary complex in which an antibody and a small molecule can cooperatively stabilize a GQ would offer a novel approach to target and stabilize these structures and support the observed increase in BG4 staining upon treatment with G-quadruplex ligands.

The use of multiple robots working cooperatively in a redundant way offers new possibilities in the execution of complex tasks in dynamic workspaces.

In a statement in October, Avis "reaffirmed its commitment to diligently pursue antitrust clearance," and said it would "not commence an exchange offer at this time, as the parties work cooperatively with the antitrust authorities".

As a result, we wanted to make sure that HAZE offered players at least as much to do cooperatively as competitively, which resulted not only in the four player co-op campaign but also the prioritisation of team-based multiplayer modes like our team assault as opposed to solo play.

In this respect, global efficiency in the sense defined in this work is important because it is necessary as a substrate for the services that Internet providers offer, but it is not a common good that everybody strives to optimize cooperatively.

This reduced maternal investment by females, subsequently compensated for by additional provisioning by helpers, offers a resolution to the paradox in fairy-wrens and potentially other cooperatively breeding species where the presence of helpers provides no clear enhancement of reproductive success (Dunn et al. 1995; Cockburn 1998; Magrath and Yezerinac 1997).

This study offers some new insights into designing high performance cathode materials for SIBs through cooperatively modulating the crystal structure with multi-elements doping.