Sentence examples for burgeoning collaboration from inspiring English sources

It was time for the girls and me to tweet out photos of us together from our social platforms to spread the news about our burgeoning collaboration.

76 As this burgeoning collaboration demonstrates, integrating history into bioethics does not mean compromising historical methodologies or abandoning earlier critiques of bioethics.

The new Delfonics project is a collaboration with burgeoning producer Adrian Younge, who wrote and recorded the album with William in Los Angeles.

Gregory McNeal, AirMap co-founder and a law professor at Pepperdine University, is delivering the afternoon keynote at the Interdrone conference in Las Vegas today, and plans to call for continued collaboration in the burgeoning drones industry to usher in an era of pervasive, safe and beneficial drone use.

Moreover, it enables providing structure to the burgeoning literature on innovations arising from collaborations occurring in open-access institutions that operate in the shadow of markets, such as knowledge commons.4 We explore several of these issues in this paper.

ScienceInsider also explored a burgeoning controversy in Sweden over whether a collaboration between a biotech company and the Nobel Foundation has tainted this year's prize in physiology or medicine.

Interesting as this collaboration appears, it seems for the moment in the burgeoning GPS market that TomTom is the company to watch.

In pre-production, Jodorowsky fostered the still burgeoning careers of Foss, Giger and O'Bannon, who, after their unrealized collaboration on Dune, would all go on to collaborate on Alien.

The differences across the three subgroups in terms of the development of their collaboration processes and their final perceived effectiveness provides valuable implementation knowledge in the burgeoning field of integrated primary care.

The Arensky Chamber Orchestra, one of several burgeoning young ensembles trying to revitalise concert life, devoted an entire evening to Verklärte Nacht, performing it, in collaboration with the Royal College of Art, variously as a sextet, with readings of the poem (by Richard Dehmel) on which it is based, and with a film of two dancers.

In 1981, through an unusual collaboration with Yvon Chouinard, owner of a little-known mountaineering outfitter called Patagonia, Feuerstein introduced his invention to the burgeoning sportswear market.