James pictures beliefs as tools that, cooperatively wielded, can change the world.
Recently, Garrell et al. [23] proposed multiple robots navigation model that cooperatively guiding group of people in urban area.
Rus et al. [11] showed the control method of multiple robots that cooperatively push a large object such as furniture to its destination.
The aim of this study was to propose a model of cis-element networks that cooperatively regulate gene expression in rice under iron (Fe) deficiency.
Secondary transmitters (STs) are spatially distributed sensor nodes that cooperatively monitor their physical environmental conditions and send an update to their CBS, which for simplicity will be denoted as secondary receiver (SR).
This work studies the adoption of a Geo-located data base (Geo-DB) that cooperatively retrieves and maintains information regarding the location of unutilized portions of spectrum potentially available for OSA.
These sets are generated by semi-independent information-processing streams within cortical striatal circuits that cooperatively provide decision-making and sequential processing functions necessary for traversing maps of motivational links connecting behavioral nodes.
If we can't do that cooperatively, then we'll find a way to do it independently.
Understanding multiple pathways that cooperatively contribute to tumor progression is of utmost importance for development of new therapeutic agents in prostate cancer.
Whether Sox9 is the only downstream gene that carries out all functions necessary for initiating male sex development or whether there are multiple SRY target genes that cooperatively act to induce testis-specific somatic cell differentiation remains to be determined.
These results demonstrate a genetic interaction between epe1 and leo1/ paf1 that cooperatively counteracts chromatin silencing.
