Sentence examples for include a collaborative from inspiring English sources

Visual works on display include a collaborative piece by Kyle McDonald and Jonas Jongejan, "Light Leaks," involving fifty mirrored globes.

Key features include a collaborative presentation team consisting of an EAP practitioner and practising scientists who are experienced referees, and methodology based on research findings from genre analysis and EAP.

Other notable names on the list include a collaborative performance between Franz Ferdinand and Sparks (listed as FFS), a set by the Moody Blues – now into their sixth decade as a band – and the Mothership Returns, which will feature funk legend George Clinton, Parliament, Funkadelic and the Family Stone.

And, as testament, Ohe is certainly not lacking in compelling new projects, which include a collaborative design with Jeff Mangum of Neutral Milk Hotel; Stephen Malkmus's next album, "Mirror Traffic"; and, closest to Ohe's heart, an anti-hydrofracking ad campaign for residents of Delaware County, N.Y., where he lives.

These efforts include a collaborative effort with the UC Berkeley Labor Center and Next 10 to assess the economic impacts of California's climate policies in key geographic areas in the state, an assessment of priority policy recommendations for Governor Jerry Brown's final term, and a California Climate Policy Dashboard that details the suite of California's approach to climate change policy.

Other options include a collaborative divorce, in which both parties hire attorneys who agree to work cooperatively to find the most cost-effective and fair terms; uncontested divorce, in which both spouses agree to terms between themselves and hire an attorney only to file legal paperwork.

The show also includes a collaborative novel titled "Reena Spaulings," compiled from passages written by numerous contributors.

Current research includes a collaborative cartographic digital archive, Louisiana Slave Conspiracies, and a multimedia project on the political culture of Reconstruction.

Following previous research which suggested that computer technology may be particularly useful for this group of children, the intervention included a collaborative computer game which the children played with an adult.

This architecture has been validated in the context of different environments, including a collaborative enterprise domain as well as several mobile and pervasive computing applications deployed on Carnegie Mellon's campus.

In addition, Air includes a collaborative video editing feature called Reels.