Sentence examples for but collaborating from inspiring English sources

In our case, the MAS approach results appropriated because each agent can represent an autonomous entity with different capabilities and offering different services but collaborating among them.

He explained that it had now rejected the north-west project, but collaborating with the local police was something it was actively investigating.

When teams are globally distributed but collaborating closely, allowing each site to adapt the practice to their own cultural context can create confusion and strain coordination.

But collaborating with Mr. Griffiths, he had an enticing scenario to work with, an existential comedy about six people who are survivors or ghostly victims of an auto accident.

Its member churches across the country are autonomous, owning their own property and hiring their own pastors but collaborating for missionary purposes, sending men and women around the world to try to convert people to faith in Jesus Christ.

Lamar certainly didn't need any help in boosting his image, but collaborating with him helped Imagine Dragons gain new fans who had previously dismissed the group as "that band from those car commercials".

(The pair, like Paul and Julia Child, had no children but collaborated on vast culinary and literary projects).

He also combated Quine's views in his 1957 paper The Analytic and Synthetic, but collaborated with him to produce the Quine-Putnam indispensability thesis in mathematics.

Samantha Fahrbach interned at AB InBev as well, but collaborated with the Better World team within the Corporate Affairs department crafting the company's corporate social responsibility strategy.

Mayer didn't just direct the latter, but collaborated on the book with Green Day front man Billie Joe Armstrong.

Director Stanley Kubrick expressed interest in the 1960s, but collaborated with Clarke on 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) instead.