Sentence examples for reciprocal structure from inspiring English sources

The second experiment (Exp. 2) investigated how network structures affect cooperation and the reciprocal structure in RRG.

To express how many reciprocal neighbor agents and what types of reciprocal structure sustain cooperative behavior in agent networks, we should first introduce some notation.

We believe that such a reciprocal structure is common in human society and, thus, observed in the SNSs in the real world.

We also analyzed the evolved reciprocal structures and the effect of the memory term on cooperation.

Then, we also tried to ascertain the causes of sustainability and collapse of cooperation in the RG and RRG, as well as the reciprocal interaction structure in the RRG.

A tit-for-tat norm should lead to a reciprocal network structure.

As simulations show, the rule results in highly reciprocal network structures (Schnegg 2006).

Dynamic expansion and interaction through location makes space, and reciprocal action creates structure.

Results indicate that TFs and TFBSs are reciprocal in sequence, structure, and evolution level.

Plant breeding has a long history of using diallele crosses to test for the presence of maternal effects (cytoplasmic genetic variation) on a phenotype and this was recently extended to a small reciprocal F2 family structure to show that the cytoplasmic effects could have significant impacts on plant height in maize (Tang et al., 2013).

This discussion focuses on the regulatory actions of glucocorticoids on neural structures critically involved in cognitive processes related to alcoholism but does not cover the equally important reciprocal effects these structures have on regulating HPA axis function (e.g., Dedovic et al. 2009).