The Deutscher Werkbund catalyzed communication among German design professionals and sponsored major exhibitions, such as those in Cologne (1914) and Stuttgart (1927); the latter was the Weissenhofsiedlung, a renowned exhibition of model homes designed by Europe's leading modern architects and the epitome of the International Style of minimalist architecture.
On this secluded island in beautiful surroundings a group of 30 experts (see Figure 1) in the field came together in fall 2010 for a few days to catalyze interpersonal communication, to stimulate the fruitful exchange of ideas and foster future collaborations.
Recently, this promising technology catalyzes a new communication paradigm - 'nanocommunications,' arousing the researchers' great interests in both industrial and academic fields.
During 1997-1998, the "Digital Futures Strategic Plan" was developed to catalyze efforts in networking and communication.
This revolution has been catalyzed by the shift of communication technology from circuit-switched to packet-switched networks.
Recent advances in communication and sensor technology have catalyzed progress in remote monitoring capabilities for water quality.
The positive effect of clear, concise written communication is obvious; the opposite may catalyze inadvertent negative consequences.
As the Principal of Galperin Associates, Inc., Noelle works closely with the CEOs and founders of early-stage organizations to formulate strategic plans, catalyze business development, and create breakthrough brand positioning and marketing communication programs.
PRC1 and PCR2 do not physically interact, but the Ezh2 catalyzed histone mark H3K27me3 is recognized by PRC1 member Pc, providing a mechanism of communication between the two complexes [8].
After World War II, these and other experts converged on the term "information" to characterize their collective endeavors, catalyzed in part by Claude Shannon's information theory (published in 1948 as "A Mathematical Theory of Communication"), and codified in 1968 when the American Documentation Institute changed its name to the American Society for Information Science.
The SRI website maintained at Cornell University by the SRI International Network and Resources Center (SRI-Rice) has catalyzed widespread distribution of SRI information -- experiences, problems, solutions, innovations, etc. - supported by extensive and continuous email communication among members of the international network.
