Sentence examples for collaboration intended from inspiring English sources

But these two sets of students are engaged in an unusual literary experiment, studying the book in a collaboration intended to provide lessons between the lines of Steinbeck's prose.

Mr. Struck said the spending cuts would not affect Germany's outstanding orders for armored vehicles or combat helicopters, or for 180 Eurofighter aircraft, a four-nation collaboration intended to enhance European military abilities.

The ATLAS Collaboration intends to replace the existing Inner Tracking Detector by a new tracker, with readout electronics as well as silicon pixel and strip sensor technology capable of maintaining the excellent mechanical and electrical performance of the existing tracker in the severe radiation and high collision rate environment of the HL-LHC.

The collaboration intends to enhance effective implementation of initiatives related to rural and agricultural finance and investment, financial services for the rural poor, and public-private collaboration initiatives to promote responsible and inclusive private agricultural investments.

These collections are actual collaborations, intended to investigate a particular concept or technique.

Therefore, it is surprising that so few studies have explored the importance of social relations in collaborations intended to move early-stage technologies towards financially viable business offerings.

The collaboration is intended to highlight the truck's appeal to hunting and fishing enthusiasts who patronize Wal-Mart stores.

"Collaboration" was intended as a positive word when Vichy first used it to describe a Frenchman's duty.

"BAC Flicks: Mondays With Merce," a new monthly film series and programming collaboration, is intended to educate audiences about Cunningham's legacy and creative process.

Kamerić and Sala's collaboration was intended as a single film, but a disagreement led to each artist editing the footage they had shot independently, eventually making two almost hour-long films with the same title, the same settings and action, the same cast of Saravejans, all of them old enough to have experienced the siege for themselves.

The only Rodgers and Hammerstein collaboration first intended for the movies (it was filmed twice, in 1945 and then again in 1962), "State Fair" reached the stage in an American touring production during the 1990s that didn't exactly ignite Broadway when it eventually got to 45th Street.