That only white rappers are deemed appropriate collaborators for Spears these days is a sad reflection of the racial divide on American radio; it's worth remembering that a decade ago, she was happily collaborating with crunk pioneers Ying Yang Twins.
As with his last album, "Supernatural," which was released in 1999 and has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide, Mr. Santana said he intends to first pick the songs and then find the appropriate collaborators to record them.
If arts organizations are careful to select appropriate collaborators, if collaborators have similar or complementary goals, and if the relationship is managed successfully, strategic collaborations can help participants achieve their organizational goals and better manage their financial, human, and physical resources.
Senior Center investigators and members of the Internal Advisory Committee stimulate an interest in and aid in the development of pilot project applications among appropriate colleagues, collaborators, and departments.
Flat modes are also appropriate when collaborators all have a vested interest in how a particular problem is solved and will participate only if they get some say in the decisions.
This decision should be made in consultation with faculty (and as appropriate, research collaborators).
In accordance with University policy, dissertation authors may, in consultation with faculty in their field (and as appropriate, research collaborators), restrict access to their dissertation for a limited period of time.
This plasma can then be used to create an appropriate electrical field.The AWAKE collaborators plan to employ a plasma of vaporised rubidium (an element that is easily ionised) held in a 10 metre-long tube.
The programs for "Love in Hard Times" group Mr. Simon's songs and collaborators geographically, an appropriate choice for such a well-traveled musician.
Finally the importance of assessment had to be respected and appropriate instruments to assess the competence 'interprofessional collaborator' had to be used.
