coactive

In the growth of the embryo, Sir Everard Home I think noticed that the evolution was not from one central point, but coactive from three or more points.

Coactive Design: Designing Support for Interdependence in Joint Activity.

With this in mind, six organizations Wednesday launched the TRACS Transportation Coactive, to gather expertise from different transport stakeholders and academics and create a "sustainable transportation plan" to present to Cabinet.

The majority of these studies have been conducted in coactive team/group contexts where the overall performance of teams is dependent upon the summation of individual performances (but where no specific interaction between team members is necessary: e.g., a swimming relay race).

The power literature recognizes power with as a coactive phenomenon (see Follet 1924, 111).

More specifically, Coactive and bidirectional relations involving genetic, neural, social, and cultural all exert an impact upon the individuals' behaviour (Gottlieb, 2007).

The solid-state Blighter passive electronically scanned array (PESA) radar detects small and slow-moving targets - even in cluttered environments - due to the radar's coactive frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) Doppler fast-scan processing.

[22] tested coactive neurofuzzy inference system which combines fuzzy model and neural network in permeability prediction in a tight gas reservoir and gained convincing results.

For example, performance in interactive team sports has been gauged using win-loss records (34,58), and in a coactive sport using individual golf scores (60).

This is confirmed by the acceptance of the alternative hypothesis which says that there is a significant relationship between coactive process and social dialogue (chi-square value 77.143; table value 9.49).