Essential for the YHRD project is its collaborative character relying on the engagement of individual laboratories to make their data accessible via YHRD and to share the YHRD standards regarding data quality.
In a letter to the editor on Oct. 1, Dr. Enders refused to accept credit for himself, acknowledging six other scientists and adding, with becoming modesty, "To me it seems most desirable that the collaborative character of these investigations should be understood, not solely for personal reasons but because much of all modern medical research is conducted in this way".
Public values and norms are thus relevant also to the promotion of renewable energy and have to be complied with, while at the same time retaining the advantages, which ensue from the collaborative character of PPP.
Features such as E-mail, chat, auditorium chat with Disney characters, collaborative games between users will be played up in upcoming flyers and subscription cards in Disney kids' catalogs and in the George of the Jungle video release, for example.
An experimenter, essentially sitting in for a theoretical collaborative AI, added characters to a story the two were improvising — in some cases according to the context of the story ("They found a kitten in the cave"), and in some cases randomly ("Add a kitten to the story").
The creative process on "She-Ra" is collaborative, organic and character-driven.
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It's a half-hour single-movement work for clarinet; the soloist here was Dimitri Ashkenazy, who emphasised its collaborative rather than confrontational character.
Writing couples such as Nordhoff and Hall or Borges and Bioy Casares create a third character, the collaborative author, who has a few traits of each but resembles neither.
But they will still bring to their work essential traits that can't be and won't be programmed into software, like creativity, passion, character, and collaborative spirit their humanity, in other words.
We present a novel approach to using fictional characters in collaborative design of educational software with students, one that asks the participants for the formation and use of their own fictional characters – we introduce the term "design alter egos" – as a means to eliciting requirements and design ideas.
