Sentence examples for collaborative field from inspiring English sources

"It's a pretty collaborative field.

It is the environment, naturally, that has been her steadiest collaborative field over the 54 years she has lived and worked in the artistic isolation of the West Coast.

My guess is that it is such an intensely collaborative field, and that actually getting to build a building is so hard, that there are tremendous obstacles against the young making their mark.

It has taken more than a decade of collaborative field and lab work, an enduring partnership with my fellow graduate student (turned wife and mother to our two children), and an incredible amount of wisdom, grace and partnership from Solomon Island naturalists and community leaders.

Forensic nursing is a collaborative field of medicine and law that requires both general health sciences and legal knowledge (Lynch 2006; Kent-Wilkinson 1999; Lynch 2011).

But now that college recruiters have begun to promote engineering as a creative and collaborative field, particularly environmental and biomedical engineering, that can make a difference, says Jamieson, it's more likely that women will start to see engineering as a viable, meaningful career option.

These highly collaborative fields are looking for biologists, engineers, chemists, mathematicians, and computer programmers.

It will be a collaborative developing field with various disciplines such as materials, energy, chemistry, automation, mechatronics and information.

The co-authorship network revealed that while network ecologists are generally collaborative, the field is deeply fragmented into topic and co-author cliques.

We hypothesized that deliberation encourages the creation of a collaborative playing field on which to play the wicked game and changes the storyline of the issue deliberated upon.

Accordingly, grounded upon cognitive load theory and Bloom's taxonomy, we designed and conducted a set of mobile collaborative training field experiments with 364 participants to examine the impact of the various complexities of cognitive tasks on user performance and perceptions, using a non-interactive vs. interactive mobile training app in both individual and group settings.