Sentence examples for collaboration not only from inspiring English sources

Such issues make collaboration not only more difficult but also more compelling, Mr. Gallagher said.

Companies would work in closer collaboration not only with other companies and businesses, but also with citizens and consumers.

Data collaboration not only helps a constructor discuss issues in the design phase but also allows a facility manager to assign maintenance tasks to workers.

With our model of full collaboration, not only does a node receive information to compute its position but it may also receive information regarding its own location from neighboring nodes as well.

Idei: We need a total solution, so I think we need a lot of companies' collaboration — not only Sony and Microsoft, but also [operators of] cable or satellite TV — to make content distribution all interactive.

The long-term goal of project house water is to continue to foster high-quality research in the fields of water research and flood-risk assessments, with the potential for collaboration, not only within the RWTH Aachen University but also with the numerous national and international colleagues in various academia, government, and industrial institutes.

There were collaborations not only with Philip Glass but also with the choreographer Twyla Tharp and the theater director Robert Wilson.

These collaborations not only perimeter reusability, but also make modification invasive changes to meet new requirements in the design of the concurrent software.

These collaborations not only allow the creation of candidate molecules and more rapid target discovery, but also help biologists learn how to collect data in ways that help computational scientists analyze the data.

At the symposium, he spoke of how a summer in Japan in 1998 resulted in ongoing collaborations, not only between himself and his hosts at Tokyo Gakugei University but also between the next generation of researchers going through both labs.

Collaborations not only grow your network, but also help to cross-pollinate audiences and grow your audience.