Sentence examples for entering a collaboration from inspiring English sources

As I said, it's very helpful to get basic knowledge of the work before entering a collaboration, because a quick and efficient start is much easier.

Very often Merck would enter a collaboration and take over," he said.

In 2016, MIT's Sandbox Innovation Program entered a collaboration with the Communication Lab to hire and train Sandbox Fellows, who will support student entrepreneurship.

Last year the company secured £3.5m in funding from the Technology Strategy Board and entered a collaboration with Renishaw, currently the UK's only manufacturer of a metal-based 3D printing machine, to find ways of scaling up the process.

He also entered a collaboration between Luca and Louis Cot, who was the director of the Laboratoire des Matériaux et Procédés Membranaires at the University of Montpellier in France, which has since become the European Membrane Institute (IEM) of Montpellier.

St . Judepreviously sued Penn when it learned the school was entering a commercial collaboration with the drug giant Novartis.

We are entering a new era of cognitive collaboration in which machines become far more than just agents to perform tasks, but help us to understand the world and make better decisions.

In the early 1980s, Mr. Winston entered into a collaboration with James Cameron, the director of the "Terminator" films and "Aliens".

In May 2007 Dia entered into a collaboration with the Hispanic Society of America, presenting projects by contemporary artists in the society's home on Broadway and 155th Street in Washington Heights.

The latest artist to enter into a collaboration with Damon Albarn is soul legend Bobby Womack, who previously contributed to Albarn's Gorillaz project.

"I am struck all over again by how completely these dancers are willing to enter into a collaboration, to give of themselves.