To be able to see such a collection of paintings cooperatively collected and internationally exhibited is a big step in a beautiful direction!
This country remains dominated by huge shareholder-owned universal banks with virtually no competition from stakeholder banks, such as cooperatively owned banks or mutuals.
Such articles, "cooperatively planned" according to the Digest, "planted" according to critics, were naturally welcome to many magazines with slender budgets, but they did lead to controversy.
Such a costly and difficult venture should ideally be pursued cooperatively with other nations, to share the costs and the risks.
Exploiting such a hierarchical framework, we are able to design a distributed classification scheme in which nodes cooperatively classify their own state.
If the United States thinks this is really such a hot idea, why not create a global missile defense for the entire world and have it backed up and cooperatively funded by the United Nations and its member countries.
Such a capability allows for a more comprehensive understanding of how cells dynamically respond to combinatorial drug libraries or how different cellular pathways and regulation circuits respond cooperatively to drugs in individual cells.
It also provides an opportunity for the party to show it can work cooperatively to address such an important issue.
Divalent cations, such as Ca2+, cooperatively bind between the G-blocks of adjacent alginate chains, producing the so-called "egg-box" structure and creating ionic interchain bridges, which cause gelling of aqueous alginate solutions [ 8].
In accordance with this, linear dominance hierarchies in wild corvids are only reported from species that form small, cohesive groups such as the cooperatively breeding carrion crows, Corvus corone (Chiarati et al. 2010) and Florida scrub jays, Aphelocoma coerulescens (Woolfenden & Fitzpatrick 1977).
