Sentence examples for to cooperate without from inspiring English sources

Results show that agents learn to cooperate without incentives, but this is highly sensitive to the type of recommendation allocation and network-specific design.

However, due to the limited wireless network resource, the potential selfish relay nodes may not be willing to cooperate without any extra incentives.

The investigation — led by regulators, federal prosecutors and the Federal Bureau of Investigation — has been constrained because an important MF Global employee had declined to cooperate without first receiving a deal excusing her from criminal prosecution.

Seven other witnesses were not served subpoenas because, Mr. French said, they were expected to cooperate without them, based on an agreement with an assistant state attorney general, Michael A. Barnhill.

Middle Easterners with close ties to Saudi Arabia described its leaders as perplexed by some of the information emerging about the hijackers and said they expected the Saudis to cooperate without hesitation.

In this approach to superfast computing, you yoke scores, hundreds or thousands of processors together to solve a giant problem, somehow getting all these electronic brains to cooperate without tripping over one another.

When firms appear to informally cooperate without having explicit agreements, economists call this tacit collusion.

Ben Powell, general counsel for the director of national intelligence's office, said some carriers had already asked whether they could be compelled to cooperate even without legal protection, although he indicated that none had actually threatened to halt operations.

For months, she declined to cooperate with authorities without receiving immunity from criminal prosecution.

Mr. Jowers has refused to cooperate with prosecutors without a promise of immunity.

Ms. O'Brien, an assistant treasurer, has declined to cooperate with authorities without receiving immunity from criminal prosecution.