We propose a didactical approach of online collaboration where the students and the teachers can collaborate seamlessly on the lecture contents.
Michael Leeds, the director, has shaped and shorn an excess of unwieldy material, interpolated Porter classics from other shows -- that is what is done to make oldies more golden -- and collaborated seamlessly with a splendid new choreographer, Andy Blankenbuehler.
This two-part diagnostic tool can help you calibrate, on scales ranging from 1 to 5, how geographically clustered or dispersed the key capabilities of your businesses are—and gauge whether your organization can collaborate seamlessly across geographies.
In each example the company tried to show how the data-sharing facility of XML would allow people who work and play together to share information like scheduling, homework, music and videos to collaborate seamlessly whether they were connected by PC's, cell phones or tablet computers -- notebook-sized devices that can be activated by pen, voice or keyboard, or read as books.
There are many different players involved, and all need to collaborate seamlessly.
The 1HT should allow SETI researchers and more conventional observers collaborate seamlessly, because its design will allow "multibeaming".
Our multidisciplinary alliance benefited directly from a floating network license that allows both PI's and students to collaborate seamlessly between research groups.
Why? Short answer: "being a lawyer" requires legal, business, technology, and process expertise as well as the ability to collaborate seamlessly with other professionals and paraprofessionals.
When we can share, emote and collaborate seamlessly no matter where we are or what device we're on, brilliant things will happen.
It is a global community that interacts with one another, that hosts conferences around the world, and which hosts companies that collaborate seamlessly with one another across different borders.
