Sentence examples for get a collaborative from inspiring English sources

You get a collaborative art-science mash-up called Brainwaves from a project called Faster Than Sound, a "strand of programming that joins the dots between musical genres and digital art forms".

We tried to change the culture first, to get a more collaborative working approach.

"I think what's happening is we're getting a more collaborative approach.

Put these two well-rooted bands in a studio together, and you've got yourself a collaborative seven-inch featuring more than 15 musicians putting their all into two chaotic tracks.

In order to get an idea if such a collaborative are worth financing, it is important to place it in the context of a policy decision environment, to allow a tradeoff between costs and QUALY-s.

To address what educators were looking for, Groupnotes developed a collaborative platform that can get an entire class on board working together on a single topic or course of study.

So you've got to come to a collaborative agreement with other governments.

Second, much different than in the days of Mendeleev when scientists worked alone and came to certain conclusions in parallel, twenty-first-century science is necessarily from the very get-go a collaborative endeavor.

"Instead, take a collaborative approach".

"The series grew organically out of the process of just toying around with images and cut-outs in an attempt to get some collaborative rhythm going".

When you combine two house and techno producers, Red Bull's state-of-the-art studio in Copenhagen, and a serious time crunch, you get Origami the collaborative effort of Kasper Bjørke and Harold Boué (aka Abstraxion).