Sentence examples for aggregate collaboration from inspiring English sources

Although the aggregate collaboration graph is not complete (CD of 0.894), each developer on average collaborated with 9.8 other developers.

The narrow view on the collaboration of software developers on participation-enabling packages (see Table 13 and the bottom of Fig. 8, Additional file 8) still shows an aggregate collaboration graph of similarly high density (CD of 0.844), each developer on average collaborated with 7.6 other developers on these components.

Aggregating collaboration ties with the work ties lifted reciprocity to 80.2%, so the Past Collaboration sociogram was constructed by combining these two ties.

The graph in Fig. 9 (Additional file 9) visualizes the aggregate collective collaboration data of the business subsystems, and is therefore by orders of magnitude sparser (CD of 0.001) than the corresponding graph of the technical subsystems.

"We have been impressed by the unique structured data set True Fit has aggregated in collaboration with leading retailers, thousands of top brands, and millions of consumers".

Additionally, it is possible that the proximity of blue and yellow cells in the aggregates enhances collaboration and therefore productivity (this is difficult to assess and remains untested).

Hand gesture commands from multiple operators are translated and aggregated by a collaboration protocol into a single control stream.

Although Hsp104 and ClpB are able to untangle protein aggregates by themselves, collaboration with the Hsp40 and Hsp70 families of molecular chaperones greatly enhances the disaggregating activities of both Hsp104 and ClpB [11], [12], [13], [14].

We show that individual reward policy performs better than aggregate policy, and that collaboration in parallel teams is vital.

Obstacles to effective collaboration were aggregated under themes of professional responsibility and questioned expertise.

Some sources of CAM-specific literature include:  The Natural Standard Database, an international research collaboration that aggregates and synthesizes evidence-based data on CAM [ 8].