Sentence examples for by bringing together different from inspiring English sources

That is how we are most likely to expand the available "solutions set" – by bringing together different disciplines, by looking beyond those instances where collaboration is closely and obviously aligned, by removing rather than reinforcing the barriers to cooperation and by striking out in exciting and unusual new directions.

Several collages composed the traditional way by bringing together different kinds of imagery attest to his sense of humor: "Shibunken" is a goldfish carrying Mount Fuji on its back, and "Butterfly Buddha," a meditating figure on a butterfly, is charming but not as droll.

Coats were abundant — like elsewhere in Milan — but the designers got inside the outer skin by bringing together different materials: fur for sleeves, a trellis of leather inserted at the torso or for an evening coat, an insert of woven gilded panels at the waist.

The Internet of Things fuses the digital world and the physical world, by bringing together different concepts and technical components, so that pervasive networks, miniaturisation of devices and mobile communication all work in combination and with the new business process models (Maggioni and Del Giudice 2011).

By bringing together different forms, Connolly is casting a wider net for art lovers.

Your parties seem to embody this philosophy by bringing together different scenes to create one massive fantasy.

We do so by highlighting local resources and bringing together different private and public players that are also pursuing this approach.

The work is urgent, and it would be expedited by bringing together the different strands of effort from different divisions.

Bennett was 75 earlier this year and two proms next month celebrate his career by bringing together its different strands.

At the same time organisations like the Microfinance Information Exchange (Mix) create a strong network by bringing together the different initiatives happening globally, sharing their success and lessons learned.

These recommendations were applied for building the online platform EcancerHub, also under the auspices of the Eurocancercoms project, which by bringing together the different cancer communities seeks to break down traditional information boundaries, and through the interactions produce a surplus knowledge that could aid patients in difficult decision making times.