Since collaborations mainly happen in a research team, collaborators of an author could have various hyperdegrees, which appears as the stable trend of (mathrm{HN} k)).
In academic society, collaborators of an author likely acquaint and so coauthor with each other.
FACID provides an inherent trust evaluation mechanism and reduces communication overhead needed for IDSs as well as the computational resources and memory needed to achieve satisfactory feedback aggregation results when the number of collaborators of an IDS is large.
Working with the same collaborators on a string of projects can make collaborating easier.
Their employer is, in fact, the celebrated real-life illusionist Ricky Jay, a regular collaborator of David Mamet, a writer fascinated by confidence trickery.
In April the Hollywood screenwriter accused his one-time collaborator of sabotaging a planned film about the Jewish hero Judah Maccabee for racist reasons in an explosive open letter.
When the collaborators of that study agreed on a fully specified prediction model, they accessed the test set for the first time.
Rampling is a regular collaborator, one of a small coterie, including models Lily Cole and Kristen McMenamy, the subjects of some of Teller's most out-there photographs.
In 2006, he and a team of collaborators began a survey of the metabolites of thalidomide.
By Steve Coll In the late nineteen-eighties, in Switzerland, Iranian officials met with collaborators of A. Q. Khan, the scientist who fathered Pakistan's nuclear-bomb program.
