Sentence examples for collaboration described from inspiring English sources

Two action plans were found to target a higher level of collaboration described as concerted collaborative practice.

And, in the nineteen-sixties, there was another moment of constructive collaboration between a liberal President and a Democratic Congress, the collaboration described by G. Calvin Mackenzie and Robert Weisbrot in "The Liberal Hour" (2008).

The collaboration described in this paper was achieve a sustainable practice of action.

In the collaboration described in this paper, team roles emerged organically, showing a preference for informality over formality.

Although two of the five JJI's involved in the collaboration described here were privately owned – the three others are under government control – JJI's mainly cater to specific regionally designated areas, meaning that competition is relatively low compared to most commercial organisations.

Moreover, informal approaches have recently also been found in similar collaborations between scientists and companies in the highly commercialized domain of global pharma (Morrison 2017), indicating that informality is not restricted to collaborations characterized by a low degree of market pressure, such as the collaboration described in this paper.

This version was panned by music critics, who thought that the cover "makes precisely zero sense", and that it "reeks of opportunism", also criticizing Incubus' collaboration, describing it as "unimaginative", and that "their presence makes the whole mess barely distinguishable".

Discussion: Here we outline the efforts of the Tox21 partners up to the time the FDA joined the collaboration, describe the approaches taken to develop the science and technologies that are currently being used, assess the current status, and identify problems that could impede further progress as well as suggest approaches to address those problems.

Many – in fact, all – of my new colleagues are involved in the kind of research collaborations described in this collection.

Research capacity is also being developed through the on-going international research collaborations described here and a recently started PhD programme in collaboration with King's College London, UK.

The Willingness to increase professional collaboration was described by the participants as a collaboration opportunity to discuss mutual concerns from different angles.