The partners also expressed direct collaboration in the technology exchange, although the neglect of or refusal to participate in business exchange severely hindered the progress of implementing innovation capital in a collaborative business model.
Despite these positive viewpoints, most clinicians had difficulty expressing what collaboration was, except that it involves communication with other services.
It proceeded from also partial but expressed capacity, collaboration, coordination, occasional cooptation, some loss of energy but maintenance of key elements, such as operations of the WHCs and CHVs.
"We use ourselves as a place to express yourself through collaboration with Auckland's music scene, while a lot of music venues are closing down.
Our collaborations express the co-operation implicated in the evolution of the early modern human brain and with it, human culture.
This paper assesses the extent to which university industry collaboration, expressed in terms of private funding for university consulting research activities, is affected by the geographic proximity of an academic institution to an Industrial District (ID).
We describe a prototype tool, HUGO, that is designed to automatically verify whether the interactions expressed by a collaboration can indeed be realized by a set of state machines.
During World War II Miró returned to Spain, where he painted Constellations (1941), a series of small works scattered with symbols of the elements and the cosmos, expressing the happy collaboration of everything creative.
We look forward to wonderful science in the coming years". That enthusiasm is shared by a substantial and growing list of corporate leaders, including Google, IBM, Yahoo and Microsoft, who have already expressed interest in collaboration with the new institute.
The partners who had direct contact in the collaboration expressed higher levels of trust, commitment, and congruence compared to those who did not have such contact.
