Sentence examples for which can cooperate from inspiring English sources

Different processing nodes have been developed which can cooperate to extract high level information about the environment.

This system designs the environmental monitoring agent from both hardware and software aspects which can cooperate mutually and work harmoniously between each other.

New technologies of integration now enable the design of computing systems with hundreds and even thousands of independent processing elements which can cooperate on the solution of the same problem for a corresponding improvement in the execution time.

Designing a MAC protocol which can cooperate with networking layer can reduce the impact of MAC on the data dissemination.

These studies indicate that the thymic microenvironment of most infants with severe combined immunodeficiency disease is capable of differentiating donor stem cells to mature and functioning T lymphocytes which can cooperate with apparently normal host B cells for antibody production.

Improvements to the outcome of adaptive immune responses could be achieved by inducing specific natural killer (NK) cell subsets which can cooperate with dendritic cells to select efficient T cell responses.

We learn, for example, that when study participants play a game in which they can cooperate or compete, levels of cooperation rise by a dramatic 45percentt when they are allowed to communicate face-to-face.

"Perhaps the most effective means through which you can cooperate is through teaching," Dr. Laland said.

I consider questions like: which groups can cooperate most easily and how can two groups be compared?

If atheists are able to organize politically, we'll find areas of broad agreement on which we can cooperate to advance causes that most of us value, even without a hierarchical authority handing out marching orders.

"I think the American government will cling to a great democratic tradition and accept that we will have a newly elected government with which one can cooperate well in the next four years," Mr. Struck said.