Sentence examples for collaboration directly from inspiring English sources

Gigi, Lerner and Loewe's collaboration directly for film, received nine Academy Awards.

A few years ago, the LIGO collaboration directly detected gravitational waves, confirming a longstanding prediction of Einstein's General Relativity.

It is no longer a secret that the major plans of the Bush administration's jingoistic foreign policy were drawn up largely by these think-tanks, often in collaboration, directly or indirectly, with the Pentagon, the arms lobby, and the Israeli lobby.

'Interactional determinants' and an 'environmental determinant' were shown to influence collaboration directly, while 'practitioner determinants' was found to indirectly influence collaboration.

Considering the dearth of health and well-being data for older people in most lower- and middle-income countries (13, 41, 42), this collaboration directly addresses this data gap now and into the future.

There is evidence that an increase in the number of URs involved in UBG collaborations directly promoted the establishment of new startups.

Eight decades after joining G.M.'s portfolio, Opel has been tapped as part of a new strategy of product collaboration, most directly with Saturn.

Empirically, we illustrate that firms in general focus more on the generation of variety in the form of (fundamental) knowledge, than on research collaboration leading directly to the formation and exploitation of opportunities.

The project plan should identify a team member responsible for supporting the project's digital framework for collaboration, either directly or by way of working with a university IT department or other network provider.

Lesson #1: A lack of collaboration is directly connected to leadership --NOT to the location of your team.

IM in oncogene-expressing transgenic mice is frequently used to identify oncogene collaboration more directly.