Sentence examples for To collaborate among from inspiring English sources

With Presence: The Art and Science of Human Connection, clinicians aim to collaborate among the seven schools on campus to ease the fractious relationship between physicians and technology.

"We can offer opportunities for our students that don't exist at other institutions," Mr. Schwarz said, "because of the presence of all the different art forms and the liberal arts, and the ability of our students to collaborate among themselves and through the different faculties".

Reference [8] used signal processing techniques to collaborate among local nodes for information processing.

There wasn't much of a sense of urgency to collaborate among business leaders and the heads of aging-related nonprofits, several people told me.

Universities may also find it beneficial to collaborate among themselves to standardize and simplify the tech transfer process to make it faster and more efficient.

Third, they need to encourage students to collaborate among themselves and with others outside the school.

In contrast, Ms. Pasti said, organizations in Westchester tend to collaborate more among themselves on joint exhibitions, or with other regional museums.

In contrast, Ms. Pasti said, Westchester-area organizations tend to collaborate more among themselves on joint exhibitions, or with other regional museums.

Charles Hamilton, a rapper who emerged to great acclaim in 2009, going on to collaborate with Eminem among others, very publicly unravelled and was later sectioned due to bipolar disorder.

It was a mark of Costello's quality that better-known musicians were glad to collaborate with him: among the guests on his eponymous album was Levon Helm, and Costello himself played, by invitation, on guitarist Jody Williams's 2001 album Return of a Legend.

It has indeed been shown that the willingness to collaborate is greater among physicians under the age of 50 [ 21].