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Joint Coherent/Non-Coherent Detection for Distributed Massive MIMO: Enabling Cooperation Under Mixed Channel State Information. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Gunasekara S, Smith P, Kuijper M, Senanayake R.   +3 more
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Correction to: S08-2: Challenges of cooperation between urban planning, sustainable mobility, sport, and public health for effective HEPA policies - lessons from Slovenia. [PDF]

Eur J Public Health
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Cooperative nanosystems

Journal of Peptide Science, 2008
AbstractMultivalent systems are well known for their enhanced ability to bind multivalent counterparts. This contribution addresses the question whether they can also behave as cooperative catalysts. Analyzing examples from our own laboratory we show that self‐assembled systems obtained by covering gold nanoclusters with thiol‐terminated amino acids ...
GUARISE, CRISTIAN, MANEA, FLAVIO, ZAUPA, GIOVANNI, PASQUATO L, PRINS, LEONARD JAN, SCRIMIN, PAOLO MARIA   +5 more
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Cooperation and cooperator modeling

Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), 1996
In this text, we argue that user modeling and system modeling should be taken into account at the same time to allow cooperativity: they are two sides of a same interaction. We focus on interlocutor modeling (the human-human homonym of user modeling) and develop three situations where interlocutor modeling is crucial: when there is a need of ...
Beatrice Cahour, Pascal Salembier
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Reflections on Cooperation and Cooperatives

1986
Cooperation is looked upon favorably because it connotes collective economic organization without duress or exploitation. This conceptualization may underlie most thinking about the place of cooperative organization in today’s society and the modern economy.
Breimyer, Harold F., Breimyer, Harold F.
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Cooperation and Expectations of Cooperation

Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 1994
The results of both a survey of utility customers and an experiment using role-playing students support the hypothesis that a person is more likely to install load control devices on their heating or cooling units (cooperate) if he or she thinks that others will cooperate.
Joshua Lyle Wiener, Tabitha A. Doescher
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