Sentence examples for collaboration to integrate from inspiring English sources

Cross-disciplinary research is a research activity that extends beyond simple collaboration to integrate data, methodologies, perspectives and concepts from various research disciplines.

The aim of this "hybrid" collaboration was to integrate public and private sector approaches in order to develop an innovative health service delivery package for CVD prevention for the urban poor on the African continent.

Rogers's startup MC10 recently announced a collaboration with Reebok to integrate stretchable electronics into sportswear to monitor a person's performance during training or rehabilitation.

In this connection one of the possible collaboration scenarios is to integrate the characteristic design element of RF concept in the structure of "Leader's" TBM and to test it in ITER environment.

However, as odd as it may seem, Intel's collaboration with AMD to integrate Sunnyvale's Radeon RX Vega graphics core on the same chip packaging as its 8th Gen Core series processor, makes for a powerful 1-2 puncombinationion for thin and light laptops.

Most of our clients are looking to integrate collaboration into their cultures in one way or another - higher performing teams, better external collaboration with customers and vendors, and better collaboration among diverse teams for innovation and alignment.

In 2000 the Public Art Fund in New York City commissioned Weiner to create manhole covers in collaboration with Con Edison and to integrate them into the landscape of Lower Manhattan.

These events include the first International Symposium on Academic Makerspaces in November, as part of MIT Project Manus' collaboration with other universities to integrate this precursor to manufacturing into undergraduate training.

For example, unified collaboration platforms are required to integrate with each other, as are work-productivity applications.

As augmented reality continues its march into the workplace, new tools are emerging to integrate collaboration and visualization tools into virtual and augmented reality.

Among the major challenges presented by these collaborations are the need to integrate the different research interests and priorities of the various partners and the need to overcome language barriers, especially for qualitative projects and publications.