Semi-structured interviews were conducted with the six GPs individually (individual interviews), and with the GPs and collaborating mental health care professionals (group interviews).
Such warfare can be so murderous that groups whose members fail to collaborate in an individually self-sacrificial way may be wiped out entirely.
There is also the more abstract violence of "language death", about which you have written eloquently in the past.Benjamin StevensAssistant professor of classicsBard CollegeAnnandale-on-Hudson, New YorkSIR – I liked your comment that "groups whose members fail to collaborate in an individually self-sacrificial way may be wiped out entirely".
The band have individually collaborated with members of Coldplay and Travis.
Rather, the speech is a way to galvanize those who will take the risk and collaborate -- be it individually or organizationally via public-private partnerships, intraphilanthropy or pushing our corporations to take on more social responsibility.
When the program was moved into the Mayor's Office, meetings of collaborators were only rarely held; rather, the specific collaborating partners were contacted individually by the new director for specific implementation issues.
Ego has intelligence and evolves individually by collaborating with the mind in an attempt to understand the world and develop strategies for anticipating, preventing or defending against threatening situations.
Since the early 1980s, the members of U2 as a band and individually—have collaborated with other musicians, artists, celebrities, and politicians to address issues concerning poverty, disease, and social injustice.
Ideally, in personalized learning, technology tools must be used by which students can work outside their schools and out of school hours, either individually, or may collaborate, interact, and communicate with peers and teachers.
When a team used Liaise to collaborate before, users would have to individually update their to-do list.
