Sentence examples for without cooperating with from inspiring English sources

But he understands that without cooperating with Europe and the United States, he will not make it.

"I can't imagine having such a broad privatization program without cooperating with investment banks," Aleksander Grad, the Polish treasury minister, said in an interview.

These algorithms are designed to cope with selfish nodes that are getting benefits from others without cooperating with them.

Usually they employ isolated defenses such as firewalls, intrusion detection and fraud monitoring systems, without cooperating with the external world.

The characteristic set, V ( A ), is interpreted as the set of achievable outcomes the players in A can guarantee themselves without cooperating with the players in K ∖ A. In particular, an NTU-game G = ( K, V ) is called a TU game when the characteristic set for each coalition A takes the form V ( A ) = x ∈ R | A | : ∑ k ∈ A x k ≤ ν A, (1).

The SAPS collects the data of LPS and can send control signals immediately without cooperating with the LPS. 1) Advantages Taking advantages of broadening information domain, extensive information and coordinated strategies, the pressure of the traditional local protection an be relieved.

But either it can oppose him passionately, contemptuously, and across the board, or it can oppose him respectfully, selectively, and without zeal, cooperating with him in some areas.

Where the GP managed INR controls without routinely cooperating with an RN, the mean time used for a standard INR control was 0.29 hours (17.6 minutes, 95% CI 10.6 24.6) ('GP_TIME'GP_TIME

In addition, the authors of [5] propose one cellular zooming scheme, to divide the cellular coverage area into different ring sections with respect to the distance from the base station (BS) to the user terminal and to select the needed area(s) for zooming in (with users) or out (without users) while cooperating with the cooperative multi-point (CoMP) technology [6].

The United States and its allies struggled with how to confront the group not only in Iraq but also in Syria without legitimising or cooperating with the one Arab leader whose ouster they sought.

As the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observed, "He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it".