Sentence examples for complementary collaboration from inspiring English sources

"I am confident our truly complementary collaboration with Syco will be a very powerful force in family entertainment".

The above accounts present a model of complementary collaboration, with a modular, task-based organisation of life sciences research similar to that depicted by Fujimura (1987).

SDH-Net consists of a strong and diverse consortium, based on clusters of existing networks of academic institutions from Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Kenya, South Africa, and Tanzania, in close complementary collaboration with European partners in Spain, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and Germany.

An integrated strategy that combines collaboration, complementary process and communication innovations, and an active management strategy to support innovation is the most effective method for 'low-risk-averse' small agencies and 'high-risk-averse' larger agencies to obtain high benefits from either novel or incremental service innovations.

Having a complementary audience made the collaboration, Univision's first, easier, Mr. Rendon said, adding that "we wouldn't have been able to do this on our own," given the costs and reporting involved.

Recognizing the challenge of accommodating his expansive vision within the confines of a single museum, the organizers passed over the standard model of a single traveling retrospective in favor of this collaboration of complementary exhibitions.

Cross-training encompasses three methods that become progressively more detailed and involved, and thus more effective for improving shared mental models, understanding of complementary roles, and enhancing collaboration (Blickensderfer et al. 1998; Marks et al. 2002).

Their collaboration is complementary: Gilbert devises the recipes; Paul designs the confections' elegant appearance.

A definition of CAM adopted by the Cochrane Collaboration is " Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is a broad domain of healing resources that encompasses all health systems, modalities and practices and their accompanying theories and beliefs, other than those intrinsic to the politically dominant health system of a particular society or culture in a given historical period.

As a native Dane, her professional trajectory has included multiple international collaborations with complementary and alternative medicine investigators.

Leahey and Reikowsky (2008) further develop the typology of collaboration, distinguishing between complementary and reinforcing styles of collaborative work.