Sentence examples for a joint collaborative from inspiring English sources
In December the Justice Department and Milwaukee police department began a joint "collaborative reform initiative", and a federal assessment is expected this fall.
Using a joint collaborative analysis process, interviews were analyzed separately for Urdu and English language results.
This was facilitated as a joint collaborative analysis meeting with both cognitive interviewers and the lead researcher.
Analysis of data from the practice round, round one and round two was conducted using a joint collaborative analysis process involving data reduction and interpretation [27].
The study represents a joint collaborative analysis, which applies the bilingual data as training examples to a connectionist-based evolving clustering method algorithm.
The statement added: "The PRGB was proposed to ensure that Welsh rugby had a joint collaborative body, with an independent chairman, with the remit and authority to find solutions for some of the issues affecting Welsh rugby.
To make full use of the detection information of satellite earth stations, a novel joint collaborative sensing method is used in the sensing phase.
In December 2012, La Paillasse organized a "kick-off" meeting to establish the European DIYBio community (http://www.diybio.eu), to provide a platform for joint collaborative projects.
This study was supported by Genoma España, the GrapeGen project, as a part of a Genoma España-Genome Canada joint collaborative research agreement.
Content in training encompassed: (a) the use of scripted verbal probes; (b) data collection procedures; (c) the observation and detection of problems or issues through non-verbal behaviours and use of emergent verbal probes; (d) the interview process and a mock demonstration; and (e) joint collaborative analysis using Willis' [16] process.
For Ph.D. students who have already initiated some form of joint collaborative effort with a research group or laboratory in France, the French government offers Ministry of Foreign Affairs research scholarships that provide financial support for Canadian Ph.D. students to live and work in France for up to a year.
