Sentence examples for formed a collaboration from inspiring English sources
He went on to study music at Hunter College, where he met the pianist Samuel Sanders and formed a collaboration that lasted until Mr. Sanders's death in 1999.
The Goteborg Center formed a collaboration with the Lithuanian Ministry of Culture and Mr. Gucas to support Lithuania's efforts to restore the Vilnius organ and make a replica as part of the project.
Given the Lego company's approach to child education, it is perhaps not surprising that in 1985 they formed a collaboration with Seymour Papert, the inventor of the Logo programming language, researching and developing software and computer education for children.
And, once bursting is suppressed this way, the neurons revert rapidly to normal behaviour.To exploit the potential of this work, the researchers have just formed a collaboration with Robert Gross of the Emory School of Medicine, also in Atlanta.
Several years ago, they formed a collaboration called the Malaria Atlas Project (MAP).
Around that time, the first molecular hooks into Alzheimer's disease had just been discovered within the academic world, and I formed a collaboration with some academics to explore the prospects.
When you form a collaboration, particularly on a musical, be careful who you marry because that's who the child is going to look like.
Whatever form a collaboration takes, the engagement should not mark the end of communication between your organization and the corporation.
The idea was to create a nephrology association from the Balkan cities and form a collaboration across the iron gates of borders and beyond the perverse and bloody political nationalistic ideology.
It might be possible, for example, for the Maker Hub to form a collaboration with one of several U.S.-based entities that bring together people, clients, and partners, including strategists, researchers, engineers and designers in health care and other industries to accelerate innovation, thereby linking two open innovation networks and deriving local insights and talent from each.
At Cambridge he studied under Keynes, with whom he formed a long collaboration.
