Sentence examples for collaboration between operators from inspiring English sources
Video chat will come later, he says, and require tight collaboration between operators, application providers and device manufacturers.
NET algorithms take advantage of novel methods for collaboration between human operators and computers.
"Consultation and collaboration between helicopter operators, the oil and gas companies and the unions representing pilots and offshore workforce has led to technical advances, improved predictability and the mitigation of the risks flying in the North Sea presents.
Governance modes include internal development by the telecom operator, several forms of collaboration between telecom operator and service firm, and only providing a network by the telecom operator to the service firm, which then develops and provides its services (external).
I have been working on a collaboration between Cornell and NYC Bike Share (operators of Citibike).
The significance of collaboration between developers and operators has increased through service lifecycles, as they are expected to explore their clients' pains and co-create new ICT systems for their business opportunities through a number of trials.
This network is the outcome of the Net-TIDE project, a collaboration between European Digisonde operators that have synchronised the sounding schedules of the Digisondes in order to record vertical and oblique ionogram traces simultaneously, and have added Digisonde-to-Digisonde (D2D) fixed frequency oblique-incidence measurements to the measurement schedule.
A shot depicting the jet of Destiny Angel shooting past the grounded Symphony required close collaboration between the puppet operators and the effects technicians (the former controlling the wired Symphony marionette, the latter staging the flyby of the scale model interceptor).
The obvious benefit is to enable global collaboration and data sharing between operators from geographically dispersed locations.
And there was an almost unthinkable radio collaboration between the BBC and commercial operators JazzFM to produce a jointly-run pop-up station.
Vendors will invest more in packaging and interoperability to ensure that customers can take full advantage of these tools, and users will see increased collaboration between web scale companies, cloud operators and vendors to ensure that open-source tools meet the needs of the user community.
