Sentence examples for a collaborative network of from inspiring English sources
(Cotter) School Zone Martinez Gallery isn't a place; it's a collaborative network of several graffiti artists, two architect-designers, a curator and a dealer.
Joining Forces on Quakes Earthquake engineering will take a grand leap forward next week with the official opening of a collaborative network of laboratories around the United States.
The Project works with a collaborative network of victim-survivors, scholars, and academic and civil society institutions.
The Global Network for Advanced Management is a collaborative network of international business schools working to understand the strategic implications of a flat and connected world.
Funded by the National Cancer Institute, the PPS-OC operates within a collaborative network of 12 other physical sciences– oncology centers.
One of these is Ramps on the Moon, a collaborative network of theatres being funded by Arts Council England and supported by Graeae to create three new pieces of touring theatre that put disabled artists and audiences at their heart.
In order to simplify the cooperation, a Collaborative Network (CN) of enterprises forms Partner Networks (PN), where partners define the rules of collaboration and sign collaboration agreements.
We worked in coordination with the National Mental Health Network, a collaborative network consisting of nongovernmental organizations and government agencies aimed at strengthening mental health and psychosocial care across Nepal.
And secondly to personalise the benefits quantitatively in terms of immediate gains, and qualitatively in terms of longer-term meaningful rewards: "Anecdotal evidence from car share schemes show that while people start out focusing on saving money, using a collaborative network becomes more of a community experience over time – and it can be a much more deep-rooted motivation".
The thrombotic microangiopathy (TMA) Registry Network of North America (TRNA) is a collaborative network organized for the purpose of developing a multi-institutional registry and network to conduct clinical studies in a rare patient population.
In Germany, a nationwide collaborative network of multidisciplinary breast centres was established and an external, independent organization, WBC, was commissioned by the DKG and DGS to collect and analyse the relevant data.
