Sentence examples for entering a collaborative from inspiring English sources
In addition to facing a huge new repertoire, the biggest challenge for most entering a collaborative program is the sudden need to accelerate their learning speed and hone their time management skills.
No matter where they are physically located, an employee can strap on their headset and noise-canceling headphones and enter a collaborative, immersive virtual environment.
While Andrew Cleaves, principal of Birmingham Metropolitan College, felt this competition wastes time and money, Doel was more optimistic and suggested that the sector is "entering a more collaborative period".
Law is entering a new collaborative phase that is reshaping and restructuring its providers.
Once they make the cut, they enter a highly collaborative work culture.
From encyclopaedic "cabinets of curiosity", to echoing cathedrals for the larger-scale work (and reputations) of artists, museums are now entering a third age as collaborative spaces, where artists, audiences and curators interact in the co-production of culture and value.
"They are also entering an increasingly automated, collaborative and global economy which requires a very different set of skills to what their parents and grandparents were taught.
In a statement, Mr. Mangano called the ruling "disturbing news" but invited the authority members to his offices on Wednesday to "enter into a collaborative process".
Roche Holding, for example, has purchased over two-thirds of Genentech, and Merck has entered into a collaborative research and licensing agreement with Aurora Biosciences.
"By entering the pool, you enter a world where community play and collaborative movement create swirling effects of light and color.
