Sentence examples for sort of cooperative from inspiring English sources
On the model presented above, with N = 5 and the payoff structure given, simulations show that 79% of populations reach some sort of cooperative equilibrium which is a mixture between discriminators and cooperators.
"It's sort of cooperative purchase power for training," Unruh said.
It's those who can chip in for those who can't – a sort of cooperative model of publishing".
He said that while the arrangement may appear to be a multiple listing service, it is somewhat different from the sort of cooperative services that exist in many communities.
Mostly the two were on their own, creating a different sort of cooperative energy through strange pairings (as when Ms. Rosenblit bent over and mashed her shoulders against Mr. Gonzalez's behind), darting stop-and-start bursts of often awkward movement and a section in which they clamped harmonicas in their mouths and made music out of uneven breath.
If there is no way around fees to keep the papers online, perhaps some sort of cooperative newspaper passport could be established, whereby a subscription to one would be a subscription to all, similar to using E-ZPass to pay highway and bridge tolls in cooperating states.
About a dozen years ago Mr. Haynes, the drummer, used to be part of the Corner Store Syndicate, a sort-of cooperative that put on its own festivals in New York; it was a lot of fun, with the gregarious, enthusiastic drummer, whose techniques range from bop to free, appearing in a lot of the groups.
The chief value of the practice of promising is social coordination and cooperation promises (and cognate phenomena like contracts and agreements) allow people to trust one another, which in turn allows for all sorts of cooperative benefits, e.g., divisions of labor, solutions to coordination problems and collective action problems, exits from prisoners dilemmas, etc.
Fortunately for Linux users everywhere, the architects behind the GPL License have ensured that everybody can benefit from a sort of enforced cooperative attitude.
NJ CURE, which is organized as a "reciprocal exchange" -- sort of a cooperative, I gather -- is actually looking for drivers like me, people with imperfect but not awful driving records.
