Sentence examples for collaboration higher from inspiring English sources

Since starting out he's worked with some of the most famous bands and musicians on the planet from shooting Kanye West's first publicity photos to his recent video for Baauer, Just Blaze, and Jay-Z's collaboration "Higher".

The third cut off the EP is the JMX and T-Bone collaboration "Higher", a sweltering acid house number that is perfect for a late night rendezvous in a full capacity club.

Those who gathered at Federal Hall generally gave the Childs-Libeskind collaboration high -- or at least passing -- marks.

"Rather than sending structural engineers to each bridge as part of its inspection routine, through discoveries generated via the collaboration, high-resolution images can be taken by local teams and sent to inspection engineers," Microsoft's GM for Microsoft HoloLens and Windows Experiences Lorraine Bardeen writes in today's announcement.

At this time last year Nicki Minaj had established herself as the most important new female voice in hip-hop since Missy Elliott and was on her way to becoming one of the most ubiquitous artists in pop, thanks to a series of scene-stealing collaborations, high on character, technique and energy.

The Routes into Languages consortium of 80 universities, led by Southampton, is encouraging collaboration between higher education, schools and employers.

But you'll need more than a love for fried Spanish pastries to get this job in the marketing team where you'll be responsible for developing the strategy for partnership and collaboration with higher education.

Collaboration and higher order thinking are essential in the modern workplace.

The partners who had direct contact in the collaboration expressed higher levels of trust, commitment, and congruence compared to those who did not have such contact.

With regard to collaboration with higher education or government research institutions, great country-by-country variation has been shown (OECD 2013, p. 127).

An objective-focused online writing design model, which uses forums for discussion, blogs for reflection, and wikis for collaboration for higher learning outcomes, is proposed.