Sentence examples for collaboration analysis from inspiring English sources

High-end ability in collaboration, analysis, work ethic, empathy, innovation and performing well under pressure were cited by numerous contributors as those that were de rigueur in any decent music student.

In order to develop c-commerce systems, this paper proposes a role-driven component-oriented methodology (RCOM), which consists of four phases: collaboration analysis, component analysis, component design, and implementation.

The latter cultivates skills that are vital for today's knowledge economy, including critical thinking, collaboration, analysis, problem solving, communication and innovation.

While the software developers remain active at these "intermediate" layers – in order to support the business domain experts, as the respective collaboration analysis (see Section 5.4.2) has revealed – in 2014 the majority of contributors at both participation-enabling layers are business domain experts.

Emerging Risk Factors Collaboration analysis showed the association of non-HDL-C with IHD and CVA.

The two studies are different in that 1) our cohort consisted only of diabetic patients; 2) in the Collaboration analysis, the mean age was 56.6 y.o., compared to 67.4 y.o. in our study; and 3) in the Collaboration analysis, almost all of the patients were North American or European, whereas our study was Japanese patients only.

In this paper, a way to integrate above methods is considered to develop sustainable knowledge collaboration service analysis methodology.

The results show that the proposed approach can be a tool of collaboration, virtual analysis and prediction for designers, site project managers, safety engineers and other participants.

This approach emphasizes critical thinking as opposed to rote memorization, and it helps address the need for soft skills that are necessary to succeed in today's workforce — problem solving, creativity, collaboration, and analysis.

In order to compare the collaboration network analysis (survey results) to influential factors, such as geographic adjacency and geographic proximity (reflective of transportation networks), GIS is used in combination with Gephi to complete geographical network analyses.

This week the JargonSpy looks at techniques and technologies to support the collaboration and analysis needed for tacit interactions.