These features reinforce the feeling that groupsites are meant primarily for business professionals who are looking to network (in the business sense of the word) in addition to collaborating online with associates.
The surveyor of the King's Works headed a large office, monitoring building accounts, supervising construction, consulting contractors, jousting with peers and courtiers and collaborating on designs with his associates.
Moreover, we found no existing literature on outcomes associated with students collaborating in the novel configuration of undergraduate student teams presented here, emphasizing the importance and relevance of our study.
The idea that we could not only tame the neck-bolted Frankenstein that was Windows but that we could collaborate and free associate right under the noses of IT.
One particular case is that of small firms that may hardly be visible and build their own individual reputation in larger markets, unless they collaborate and somehow associate in order to build a common reputation at a larger scale.
(Another company, Gemini Holdings of Britain, is collaborating with Celera to discover genes associated with age-related diseases).
Ms. Millner and Ms. Burt-Murray, along with Ms. Miller, who is now an associate editor at Jane, have been collaborating on a second book.
This could potentially involve academic scientists collaborating in areas of knowledge production more closely associated with industry partner's core business interests.
He was setting up a consulting and corporate-training outfit and collaborating with Barry McManus, a former C.I.A. interrogator, and Charles Morgan III, an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Yale Medical School.
Having control over one's work, still collaborating with former thesis advisors, and not experiencing exhaustion were all associated with a higher number of published articles.
