Although all respondents collaborated on at least 1 project, half collaborated only with other dietitians, and 27 of 42 (64%) did not report research findings outside their facility.
This paper presents the development of a trust based control system for a multirobot framework aimed to improve the cooperation efficiency of the robots by identifying and collaborating only with trustworthy robots in the system.
And if you're inspired to do something a bit edgy, where it is hard to find people with both the skills and motivation, you don't want to be contained necessarily to collaborating only with people holding the same passport as you.
Also, researchers that form mostly weak (or strong) ties in the social network may indicate different collaboration patterns, for example, a researcher who has many collaborators through single papers, i.e., that person has collaborated only once with many people.
The two immediately became great friends, and started to collaborate not only with advertising copy, but also in literary endeavours.
To achieve his ambitions, Mr. Serra has had to collaborate not only with the architecture of the white cube but also with museum and gallery administrators, wealthy patrons and, in the giant steel spiral enclosures of his recent decades, with big-scale fabricators.
Now, however, companies both inside and outside the park are increasingly looking for ways to collaborate not only with research universities, but also each other, he says.
To reduce the potential bias implicit to a service learning approach, we modify the typical setup of service learning classes by collaborating not only with a service partner, but also with a local academic institution that we will refer to as our community partner.
Wanting a more consistent approach for her new album, Milian collaborated with only one team of producers, which made for a greater representation of a "more mature, settled" Milian.
Nearly all physicians were willing to collaborate with pharmacists, but only on medication issues.
But the facility is cramped, Dr. Thomson said, and so while scientists across the campus are clamoring to collaborate with him, only a handful can.
