Sentence examples for emerging collaboration from inspiring English sources

This site can be considered a promising RRI practice as it concerns an emerging collaboration between heterogeneous partners taking challenges at the grassroots as a point of departure.

Now, with the convergence of voice, video and data over IP networks, Radvision is focused on providing middleware to emerging collaboration markets.

The Game Changer Chicago Design Lab, for example, is part of an emerging collaboration between Patrick Jagoda, assistant professor of English, and Melissa Gilliam, professor of obstetrics and gynecology and pediatrics at the Pritzker School of Medicine.

There is emerging collaboration in the public sector as well, such as the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy's new soil science interagency working group that will receive input from 15 different federal departments and agencies.

This talk will also cover some recent, ongoing, and emerging collaborations, including musical design for virtual reality, visualizing Turenas for the Allosphere, and continuing exploration of music programming languages (FaucK, ChucK::VR, and more).

Expected outcomes of this workshop include: a list of open problems, acquaintance with relevant work between scientific domains, a 5-year research roadmap, emerging collaborations between participants, and attracting more people to work in Computational Sustainability and Human Computation.

Because of their relation with adaptation, improvisation principles are thus interesting candidates for the creation of adaptive space in newly emerging collaborations.

But more than its location, Chaney says he chose Duke for its strong data science community and emerging collaborations between schools.

A continental approach moves away from neuro-centric approaches to address how such gadgets may affect our sense of embodiment and being-in-the-world, against the backdrop of broader socio-cultural developments such as cognitive capitalism and emerging collaborations and/or increasing tensions between ICT devices and humans (Lemmens 2015a, Lemmens 2015b).  .

One of their emerging collaborations includes a group of students and faculty at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

We move through a phase of "non-integrated integration" and into multiple emerging collaborations.