During the first meeting of the TARINA Consortium in New Delhi from the 14th-16th of December 2015, partner organizations gathered to jointly agree on areas of intervention, research and activities that will be carried out under the project's Results Framework.
Hubs are self-organized places where lab participants gather to jointly engage with the weekly practices of the course.
The most robust statistical dependences obtained from the whole experiment were jointly gathered into a Bayesian network.
The entrepreneurs met a few times a year to discuss trends, styles, materials, and technology, and gathered at exhibitions they jointly sponsored.
A literature review (Marcangelo and Ginty, 2006) looking at how PBL can be evaluated meaningfully, identified many small scale studies had taken place, but here was an opportunity for practitioners to jointly gather stronger evidence.
Parties, usually including the carrier, the Federal Aviation Administration, the pilots' union, the engine manufacturer and other organizations with knowledge of technical details, jointly gather and evaluate evidence under the board's supervision.
Around a hundred of them gathered at an 'Improving Science Communications' conference earlier this week, jointly hosted by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and Stempra – the science communication network – to discuss the profession and how it can improve.
Over 700 delegates have gathered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia for The First International Food Safety Conference, hosted jointly by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Health Organization (WHO) and the African Union (AU).
Approximately 550 people gathered in Kresge Auditorium last Saturday to attend the event, jointly sponsored by the Department of Linguistics and Philosophy, the Large Event Fund, and the MIT United Christian Organization.
JL and MAG jointly conceived of the idea for this paper, gathered and analyzed the data and wrote and revised the paper.
Jointly with the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, APARC's U.S.-Asia Security Initiative gathered U.S. and international experts to examine intrastate violence and consider the policy options available to regional powers and the international community in dealing with related threats to global security.
