As anyone who has written an article collaboratively knows, there are numerous ways a manuscript can be written to convey the same general ideas.
Walter Martin and Paloma Muñoz have climbed into their own distinct niche: known collaboratively as Martin & Muñoz, they sculpture and arrange miniature, three-dimensional scenes of alienation, dread and dark humor and set them inside snow globes.
The choreographic struggles looked genuinely turbulent, an impression intensified by the designs collaboratively devised by organizations known as Art in Commerce and the Company "V".
AONE has a strong history of investing in talented individuals who are believed to hold potential, have had early career success, and are known to collaboratively lead through the ever-shifting landscape of health care.
Do you think that — CK: I think it has to be done, you know, collaboratively with the teachers and with the union.
Work collaboratively, live cheaply and take creative risks.
Those trained to work with patients collaboratively to provide this support are known as health coaches.
Thus, it is well known that genes work collaboratively together in a structured biological network; these biological phenomena underscore the importance taking into account the multivariate techniques when modeling temporal dynamic gene expression.
But this work, collaboratively choreographed by the Japanese-born dancers known as Eiko and Koma, gained special poignancy on Tuesday night when it was presented at Battery Park City under auspices of Dancing in the Streets and the Hudson River Festival.
Incredibly talented people — animators, artists, actors, composers, directors — bring video-game stories to life, and games themselves might represent the most collaboratively complicated entertainment medium that the world has yet known.
