This theory demonstrates how out of suspicion two individuals may fail to collaborate even if such collaboration will benefit them both.
Workers were collaborating, even if it wasn't in the way the U.S. leaders had intended.
According to a study in Science magazine, coastal countries need to collaborate even more on international fishing regulations to prevent misuse of resources.
This gives us the ability to view all the communications sent by email across the division so we can collaborate even more on future communications.
It would not have been possible, however, to encourage a larger number of practitioners to collaborate even if our goal had been a more attainable one.
The project management serves as an abstraction layer over the email, which allows users to collaborate even with the users who are not on the platform, although the team members will be better served if they are.
"How could she conceivably have been such a successful, bipartisan, reach-out senator, collaborating even with impeachment managers, if she hadn't learned something?" In Holbrooke's chronicle, her Senate career has instructed her in congressional power and filled the last conceivable holes in her résumé, leaving her perfectly poised for the Presidency.
Macdonald stretches out her hand to TH White in this way in H Is for Hawk, never condescending to him, always trying to understand and collaborate, even when his own attempt to train a goshawk turns into a fiasco and hers succeeds.
In a sense, we're all collaborating, even if we don't know it.
The trio collaborated even after Fréchet returned to Ottawa and later moved to Cornell University and then the University of California, Berkeley.
