Interparty Co-operation and Uruguay's 1952 Constitution

Tuberculin Sensitivity in Co. Fermanagh, N. Ireland, 1952-55

THE remarkable scarcity of new cases of tuberculosis throughout Britain during the past four or five years, has in Northern Ireland been most pronounced in country districts. County Fermanagh is one of these districts in which a very low tuberculin reactor rate has already been recorded (Warmington, 1952). In the period of falling incidence a corresponding reduction in the numbers tuberculin po...

Co-operative Transport System and investigation of the co-operation

This paper deals with Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) and the concept of a Co-operative Transport System (CTS), in which the communication and the knowledge sharing is much more important. This distributed knowledge allows improving road transport operations more safety and efficiency. After showing some issues about development and advantages of a CTS, the communication part is discussed a...

The Organisation of Co-operation

Co-operation for digital preservation and curation:

The digital preservation problem is a series of interrelated technical and organizational challenges that can only be met co-operatively by the many different stakeholders that are involved. The rise of the institutional repository paradigm backs this up with its focus on co-operation within national or subjectbased networks and the wider positioning of repositories within modular service frame...

Sexual Selection of Co-operation

Advocates of sexual selection theory have argued that various male traits, such as male co-operative behavior towards females, can evolve through female preference for mating with those males who possess that trait. This paper reports on the results of a simulation performed to test the hypothesis that female preference for mating with co-operative males can lead to an increase in the proportio...