Sentence examples for collaborations to make from inspiring English sources
MODERN jazz is a music created largely by individual players, who come together in shifting collaborations to make records and play club and concert dates.
The DOE hopes the Hub will spark collaborations to make more progress in the field.
With more technology businesses turning to renewable energy and collaborations to make buying such power simpler, this sets a solid example for companies in other industries to follow suit.
Given the definition of collaboration adopted in this paper, there are four types of essential collaborations to make good use of the knowledge of Spanish researchers abroad and to increase the possibilities of their returning to public scientific institutions: (1) elaborating joint publications, (2) applying for patents, (3) implementing joint research projects, and (4) attending conferences.
Still, it's a collaboration to make music historians' heads spin.
News, now, of a musical collaboration to make Dame Shirley Bassey's duet with Dizzee Rascal look conventional.
The Rainin Foundation Synergy Awards has given Faculty researchers in our division the platform for collaboration to make a difference in IBD.
A large number of stakeholders (researchers, policy makers, growers and industries) are involved in the sector of crop protection, which needs to be coordinated through effective communications and dynamic collaboration to make any IPM strategy successful.
Increasing luminosity at the Fermilab Tevatron collider has led the D0 collaboration to make improvements to its detector beyond those already in place for Run IIa, which began in March 2001.
It is up to all of us – artists, communicators, educators, scientists, policymakers, students – to relate climate to culture and sport and to work together through collaboration to make this happen.
Today, MIT's Integrated Learning Initiative (MITili), Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE), and Florida State University FSUU) announced a collaboration to make sure every child learns to read well enough by the end of third grade to make learning more effective later in their education.
