Sentence examples for collaboration of concepts from inspiring English sources
GREENWICH Flinn Gallery "12 = One," a collaboration of concepts with Constance Kiermaier.
GREENWICH Flinn Gallery "12 = One," 12 artists' work and a collaboration of concepts mentored by Constance Kiermaier.
Despite heightened political tensions, the polio collaboration provided proof-of-concept for how two nations can set aside ideologies for purposes of vaccine development, something that I have termed "vaccine diplomacy".
An initial proof-of-concept collaboration, the Consortium Linking Academic and Regulatory Insights on BPA Toxicity (CLARITY-BPA), uses bisphenol A (BPA) as a test chemical.
In accordance with our ambitions to define a comprehensive picture of an information system, one may argue in favor of the broadest of these collaboration concepts, i.e. collective collaboration.
Although the last decade has seen the emergence of principles reflecting shared ethical principles that foster international scientific collaborations, the concepts of altruism, of solidarity, or of databases as global 'public goods' to promote data sharing, are still evolving.
Much of the current literature on plagiarism focuses on students, attempting to understand how students view the concept of plagiarism, the best ways to prevent it, and the impact of collaboration on the concept of original authorship.
The proof-of-concept experiment was conducted at the University of Southampton in collaboration with Nokia.
It demonstrates the value of long-term interdisciplinary collaboration and offers proof of concept for a new approach to environmentally sustainable increases in crop productivity, something that could improve the lives of millions.
The cross-jurisdictional data linkage capabilities of the CDL have been demonstrated through involvement in the PHRN Proof of Concept Collaboration projects.
The quality and capability of the new infrastructure is demonstrated through the conduct of data linkage for the first PHRN Proof of Concept Collaboration project, where more than 25 million records were successfully linked to a very high quality.
