Sentence examples for enforce collaboration from inspiring English sources

The results show how interactions with elements of 3D virtual worlds can enforce collaboration in MUVEs.

While in other countries, state funding is aimed to stimulate interactions between academia and industry and demonstrate a necessity to increase business expenditures in R&D, in Russia, as it will be demonstrated later on, the main task is to enforce collaboration.

Another approach is to perform multi-modal task-driven dictionary learning algorithm under the joint sparsity constraint to enforce collaborations among multiple homogeneous/heterogeneous sources of information.

"I was always waiting for something," Ms. Weis said, adding that she is not engaged by the kind of conceptual work that results from enforced collaborations with too little time in the studio.

Intriguingly, our work reveals a chaperone chain in which UNC-45 tandem modules assemble a multisite docking platform that enforces collaboration with Hsp70 and Hsp90 in a precisely defined pattern to assemble myosin filaments.

We also demonstrate that when security and collaboration measures are properly enforced, profitable collaboration is a preferable strategy for all peers in ad hoc networks.

This mechanism monitors the cooperativeness of nodes periodically and thereby enforces node collaboration.

Such regulations would be required to provide explicit recognition of dual practice activities, specify certain standards of quality that to some extent could be enforced in collaboration with professional bodies such as the College of Physicians, and ensure proper demarcation between activities in the public and private sphere.

China is now exploring all possible ways to enforce the multilevel collaboration to promote the physical and psychological wellbeing of children.

But Loznitsa shows it was also pure cruelty, a sadistical caprice to enforce the stain of collaboration on a man who had actually refused this deal.

Restricting visibility of annotations to groups of users, as usually enforced in enterprise collaboration systems, turns annotations into a tool for focused collaboration among users with common interests.