Sentence examples for collaborators called from inspiring English sources

And there were deliberately wispy video images of a dancing specter by collaborators called Miau Analysis.

His rejection of tombstones where there were no bodies – "dud graves", Rudyard Kipling, one of his major collaborators, called them – is one example.

Because all these factors are related to the full conception of the film, the set designer is one of the first artistic collaborators called in by the director in the quest for a strong, forceful production.

The second source was a network of collaborators called Village Health Workers (VHWs): Residences staying in the commune such as retired health staff or elderly people having spare time were recruited to work as VHWs.

The score, composed by Darrin Ross and several collaborators, calls for cello, tabla, conga drums, berimbau and vocals and will be performed live by four musicians and DJ Evil Tracy.

Following a lull in 2006, there's been a 91percentt rise in the number of young residents with bachelor's degrees a "brain gain," as Piiparinen and collaborators call it.

Within the G10K, the Avian Phylogenomics Group — which the bird collaborators call themselves— are led by Guojie Zhang (BGI), Erich Jarvis (Duke University), and Tom Gilbert (Natural History Museum of Denmark).

The number of collaborators calling for greater inter-school, surgically-themed networking opportunities was high before (n = 79/97, 81.4%) and after (n = 83/97, 85.6%) the study.

Roy Hudd, a long-time collaborator, calls her affectionately, "the comic's tart".

The director Ang Lee, Larry Rohter writes, is all about outsiders, from "Brokeback Mountain" to "Hulk," which one collaborator calls his "most gay" film.

Originally Mr. Beck was one of what Jan Hammer, the jazz and fusion pianist and drummer who is a friend and longtime collaborator, calls "the holy trinity" of British guitar players to emerge from the 1960s.