Sentence examples for collaborative age from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the confusion and contradiction in most Arab states about Western intervention — for example, wanting the West to intervene in Syria but not in Egypt — is itself a sign that Arabs are emerging into a more open and collaborative age in which they must debate and resolve their own political and security dilemmas.

It will result, she told me when we met at Fast Company's Innovative Uncensored event, in a world driven by "reputational capital" in which the "We" of the our collaborative age will replace the "Me" of the industrial age.

This transformation is being accompanied by a change in the human psyche -- the leap to biosphere consciousness and the Collaborative Age.

We need to shoot for nothing less than a collaborative golden age, rather than a 10-month flip.

Co-founder of Uncommon Union Paul Johnson wrote about Moore's Law and the 30-Year Rule, arguing that when it comes to tech, we should be striving for a collaborative golden age, not just a 10-month flip.

However, through my work as director of My Home Life, a collaborative partnership with Age UK based at City University London, I have seen that care homes can be a very positive option for those who are feeling isolated in their own home and are increasingly dependent on others for care and support.

While these claims lie beyond the scope of this paper, results found here suggest that qualitative follow-up studies of robotics programming involvement might show more nuanced differences in programming motivation between individuals and collaborative groups across age groups and competitions.

The "Collaborative Research on Ageing in Europe (COURAGE in Europe)" is an observational, cross-sectional study of the general non-institutionalized adult population reached though household interviews.

In particular, this study points to a strong need to develop services that engage with families in a supportive and collaborative way, using age-appropriate language and explanatory models that go beyond the biomedical one, which was not always found to be helpful by the families and young voice hearers who took part in this study.

To compare the clinical outcomes of young-old patients (aged 60 74 years) and old-old patients (aged 75 years and older) who received collaborative care management for depression.

A speaker at the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh, Ms Botsman laid out her theory about a new age of "collaborative consumption".