The situation for group 4 is that from all, this is the extreme case of group behavior since there is a minimal connectivity degree difference of 1 between first and second order collaborators, that is, for most nodes, the weight of collaboration among each other is the same (weight 2) and only few have a weight of 1, and none of weight 3 or higher.
He describes a streamlined network where theatres work in collaboration with each other.
He told the coroner: "It is beginning to look like you are being steamrollered by two states acting in collaboration with each other".
Unlike some power families, the Wests were not competitive, but rather operated with a spirit of collaboration, reading each other's reviews and seeing each other's performances.
The Chudnovskys, between them, have published a hundred and fifty-four papers and twelve books, mostly in collaboration with each other, and mostly on the subject of number theory or mathematical physics.
Although they are separated into categories for purposes of discussion, one should keep in mind that nutrients work in collaboration with each other in the body, not as isolated entities.
In much dramatic theatre advance planning involves the preparation of a written script, sometimes prepared by a dramatist and sometimes created by the actors themselves in collaboration with each other or with a writer.
Headteacher Glenys Ingham enthuses that "they're playing with passion like never before, learning a high art form, but in collaboration with each other, including children who would never have come to this music, from very deprived and difficult homes – they're a difficult year, this lot".
/…/how we refresh our knowledge or so, this happens here in collaboration with each other.
Schools will be encouraged to bid for money in collaboration with each other as well as with partners such as charities, businesses and universities.
