Sentence examples for experienced collaborators from inspiring English sources
They uncovered five best practives for effective teamwork on file-sharing platforms: use small teams, don't rush projects, increase same-team collaborations, share work equally, and include experienced collaborators.
Recognizing the importance of having experienced collaborators with expertise in sickle cell anemia and drug development, NIPRD opted to collaborate with Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Dr. Pandey, respectively.
The solution he found this time was to spend many months alone in his studio, working out the film elements, and then to have a series of workshops with a four-person team of experienced collaborators, whom he chose and brought to Johannesburg: a set designer, a costume designer, a video editor, and an assistant director to work on the staging.
Ms. Taymor had won a Tony Award for directing "The Lion King," but for that show, she worked closely with experienced collaborators.
Working with a growing group of experienced collaborators, Bin Laden and al-Zawahiri set up or appropriated dozens of training camps, guesthouses and other facilities that provided them with a pool of ready volunteers for various projects.
The judges were concerned about Utzon's inexperience but believed that he would be able to handle the job if supported by a team of experienced collaborators — among them Ove Arup.
The same, of course, cannot be said of Dennis Hopper, though for chunks of his life people in close proximity to him – wives, friends and collaborators – experienced his existence as a frequently deranged threat to theirs.
Other collaborators experienced in improving the situation of mental health in the community were the trauma counselors.
Collaborators experienced in quality assurance processes from The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, Groningen University, and a Nuffic/Netherlands Quality Assurance consultant from Kenya facilitated two of the workshops; and senior academic staff from Makerere facilitated two workshops.
Input into the design of the questionnaire and survey recruitment methods was sought from collaborators experienced in Aboriginal health research and during pilot testing with Aboriginal ACCHS staff and patients.
Working with a collaborator experienced in reformed teaching reduces the time constraints on faculty for revising courses while providing class-situated training on the implementation of reformed practices.
