Sentence examples for collaborative as well from inspiring English sources

And it's truly collaborative as well; Harris says that 100 people should be able to work on the same project at once without trouble.

Currently there is no technology available which supports both the collaborative as well as the multi-scale aspect in an adequate manner.

Banerjee goes on to share the overall performance data of the emergency services collaborative as well as their own hospital's experience where they were ultimately able to obtain 99.1% compliance with the 4 h length of stay.

There was a concern that their lessons had a practical sense and would be able to offer a variety of activities, both individualized or collaborative, as well as a variety of materials i.e. audio-visual, documents, exercises, although this entails much more planning and constant review.

It's the first academic discipline that is inherently collaborative as well as being interdependent with other academic disciplines: you can't address one aspect of mobile, say, economics, without taking into consideration at least one, if not two, of the other aspects -- such as people's behavior and even culture.

Committee members hope that leaders of nonprofit organizations and public interest groups in RTP will join the collaborative as well.

These aim to facilitate business collaboration, such as partner selection, order process collaboration and collaborative planning, as well as engineering collaboration, such as collaborative product and tooling design and rapid prototyping over the Internet.

Secondly, the result is journalistically better – a collaborative-as-well-as-competitive approach which is usually likely to get to the truth of things, faster".

A retrospective pretest asks respondents to rate both their current abilities post the collaborative experiences as well as to reflect upon and report their assessment of their collaborative abilities prior to the collaborative experience, thus allowing respondents to reflect upon and report changes in skills.

Two clinical settings were chosen in which to explore the nature of existing collaborative relationships as well as identity potential facilitators and barriers to collaborative professional relationships.

The purpose of this paper is to examine factors that influence collaboration among the members of a new translational research network (TRN), affecting past collaborative ties, as well as current and future collaborations.