Sentence examples for successfully cooperated from inspiring English sources

During 2 years, both academic and industrial partners, combining expertise in different domains, have successfully cooperated in order to build a prototype that was capable of fulfilling both business and technical requirements [1].

Till Behnke, the Millicom Foundation Executive Director, also commented: "In 2013 we successfully cooperated with UNICEF to register newborns in Tanzania.

Above these D values, successfully cooperating clumps (neighbourhoods with nq or more cooperators) are disintegrated by too intensive mixing, at a rate faster than they are built by interactions.

By 2009, American officials were increasing the pressure on their Kazakh partners to finish sealing the tunnels within two years, noting uncertainty about how long the three countries would successfully cooperate, one cable says.

This paper discusses a methodology to support the selection of suppliers with whom to successfully cooperate in OBA projects and the identification, for each buyer supplier dyad, of appropriate incentives to enable cost data disclosure.

Not only does the program serve as a kind of a televised National Geographic, introducing the residents of one of the most ethnically homogeneous countries to people from every horizon, but it also demonstrates to the chagrin of xenophobic rightists that people of different cultures can successfully cooperate and mix.

When error is zero, both operator and participant are successfully cooperating.

For many years LNCS has been successfully cooperating with renowned societies in the field of computer science through publishing their conference proceedings and research monographs.

A study done by evolutionary anthropologists demonstrated that spotted hyenas outperform chimpanzees on cooperative problem-solving tests; captive pairs of spotted hyenas were challenged to tug two ropes in unison to earn a food reward, successfully cooperating and learning the maneuvers quickly without prior training.

However, then the system becomes more sensitive to the effects of spatial mixing; with nq = 6 even at D = 0 successfully cooperating neighborhoods are disintegrated more often than that they are formed or maintained, and cooperative behavior is no longer selected.

This is a good start for the upcoming reform of the social assistance reform – and the JP successfully cooperates with the WB, which is leading these efforts.