Sentence examples for cooperate in the development of from inspiring English sources
Ford and Citroen recently announced an agreement to cooperate in the development of diesel engines.
The two companies already cooperate in the development of hybrid engine technology, and BMW executives have said they are open to other collaboration.
Although there were some political controversies surrounding the discovery and development of taxol, the story of its development and marketing provides another example of how public and private enterprise can cooperate in the development of new discoveries and new drugs.
Since this is a matter of the greatest importance to the scientific community, I urge every interested party to join the conversation and cooperate in the development of common standards for data sharing to ensure that the scientific discoveries of our time will provide a platform for future generations.
As the IEEE report (Alkhatib et al. 2014) suggests, an effort to produce a cloud infrastructure that allows industry players to cooperate in the development of interoperable modules is needed.
On 1991, the governments of Switzerland, Netherlands and Germany agreed to cooperate in the development of a modernization program for the Leopard 2. Part of this program included the introduction of a longer 120 mm tank gun, a cheaper alternative to a brand new tank gun, increasing the maximum range of the gun by an estimated 1500 m.
The centers that cooperated in the development of the protocol jointly decided to monitor the impact of ECS on consumption of blood products, trauma mortality and morbidity, and financial costs.
On 26 April 2007, Norway signed a NOK150 million joint-development agreement with Saab to cooperate in the development programme of the Gripen, including the integration of Norwegian industries in the development of future versions of the aircraft.
Parts of ectoderm and endoderm cooperate also in the development of the lining of the alimentary canal, and mesoderm provides the connective tissue and muscular sheath of the canal.
In contrast, different strains of a related Dictyostelid species, D. purpureum, were found to cooperate poorly in the development of fruiting bodies due to severe kin discrimination [ 36].
