Sentence examples for facilitating the collaborative from inspiring English sources
Individual teachers' diversified instructional or interactional styles may play a crucial part in facilitating the collaborative learning processes in Chinese-PP.
The authors of the present paper were nominated by the FIASO coordinators of the research programme and undertook the role of managing the collection and analysis of the data and of facilitating the collaborative research process.
"I am an artistic partner," she said, "though my real role is to facilitate the collaborative process".
In[5], we proposed the MediaWise cloud which facilitates the collaborative content production and deployment using public clouds.
A wireless sensor network facilitates the collaborative effort to monitor a certain aspect without the need for expensive wired infrastructures.
Nevertheless, this requires that ACRM continue to accelerate and retain its members throughout the current downturn in the industry and encourage and facilitate the collaborative process.
To facilitate the collaborative strategizing in teams, we propose a matrix with robustness and efficacy as the two axes, which we call the Parmenides Matrix.
Actors can collaborate to find solutions to problems and pursuit opportunities through shared access to commons supported by protocols and infrastructure that facilitate the collaborative process (Miles et al., 2010).
Using a panel of 1042 American scientists in five disciplines and fixed effects models, we found an inverted U-shaped relationship between network average tie strength and citation impact, because an increase in tie strength on the one hand facilitates the collaborative knowledge creation process and on the other hand decreases cognitive diversity.
SD facilitated the collaborative design process and should be integrated in the early stages of the design process as a quality improvement tool.
The RAE should be able to support and facilitate the collaborative, iterative, and transparent processes amongst clinical SMEs, KEs, and SEs [ 39].
