Sentence examples for Developed in co-operation with from inspiring English sources
Developed in co-operation with customers in the packaging industry, the carbohydrate-based material, which can be obtained from agricultural by-products such as hulls and husks from cereals, is an effective barrier against oxygen, grease and aroma and so extends the shelf life of sensitive food products such as juice, crisps and spices.
The presented research results have been developed in co-operation with the provider of transportation planning software PTV AG.
The programmes have been developed in co-operation with the Football Association, although the FA's director of football, Sir Trevor Brooking, lost his long turf war with the clubs for the FA to lead youth development.
The success of this initiative will be dependent upon how it is developed and delivered – it can only succeed if it is developed in co-operation with the care sector and funded appropriately.
It has received a lot of attention because it exists in two versions one of which is used as a military training tool, while the other is on sale to the public.The ICT trumpets it as an especially accurate rendition of close infantry combat, developed in co-operation with the infantry school at Fort Benning.
The report said the threat had been developed in co-operation with Israel.
Carbon ion therapy treatment planning is carried out using a dedicated treatment planning system (TPS) developed for and in co-operation with HIT (Heidelberg ion beam therapy centre).
Carbon ion therapy treatment planning is carried out using a dedicated treatment planning system (TPS) developed for and in co-operation with HIT(Heidelberg ion therapy centre).
Libya especially shows ever keener interest in developing ballistic missiles (in co-operation with North Korea, after previously working with Serbia and Iraq) with ranges that could threaten Israel and also parts of Europe.Officially, more friendly regimes can pose a proliferation problem too.
The payload was developed by Kongsberg Seatex AS in co-operation with the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment FFII).
One two-dimensional position-sensitive multi-wire gaseous detector for small-angle neutron scattering (SANS), reflectometry and high-resolution diffractometry has been developed at the GKSS research center in co-operation with DENEX GmbH.
