Sentence examples for show cooperating from inspiring English sources
As an illustrative example for the sensitivity of cooperation on network topology, we show cooperating agents after the last round of a 'repeated canonical Prisoner's Dilemma game' (PD-game) on two, almost identical versions of a modified Watts-Strogatz-type small-world model network [13], [17].
The subject, whose image as no-nonsense and unsentimental suggests he might balk at such a public showing, cooperated.
In contrast, a t < 0 would show that cooperating participants were in neighborhoods with other cooperators less on average than defecting participants were.
Yemeni officials protest that Washington focuses too heavily on security matters, and President Saleh is under pressure to show that cooperating with the West in a fight widely seen as against Islam will pay off with economic development.
Although the administration made a show of cooperating with the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Democratic investigators were frustrated by the professed inability of top officials to recall who knew what, and when.
Finally, we used the fitness model to show 'strongly cooperating partners intermix' could be generalized to communities consisting of multiple species.
A curriculum framework has even been created by the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) with positive progress shown by cooperating with the industry.
The list of customer accounts also shows Sands cooperating with local Macau gambling industry companies in the United States, an extension of the relationship that has not previously been reported.
To defend themselves, the companies must be able to show they cooperated and produce that certification.
F.B.I. records show he cooperated with agents investigating communism in Hollywood, but historians disagree about whether his assistance was of any real significance.
Each category is defined by various subcategories; communication skills are defined by the ability to show empathy, cooperate, make contact and exert leadership.
