Sentence examples for involved a collaborative from inspiring English sources
The task involved a collaborative computer-based modeling task.
The counterterrorism effort was described by American officials as a qualified success that disrupted terrorist networks in Somalia, led to the death or capture of several Islamic militants and involved a collaborative relationship with Ethiopia that had been developing for years.
Particularly when children are involved, a collaborative divorce can be a win/win situation and set the stage for future communication and cooperation.
With time, Tristan Tzara merged his performances and his literature, taking part in developing Dada's "simultaneist poetry", which was meant to be read out loud and involved a collaborative effort, being, according to Hans Arp, the first instance of Surrealist automatism.
This Skype call involved a collaborative game that could be played over Skype and which used the AIBO embodiment.
Prioritizing the list of educational topics involved a collaborative logistical process (e.g. best time of day to provide education so that each staff member could attend, timing of the teaching around patient workload, and composing groups small enough for question and answer sessions to be most useful).
This invariably involves a collaborative approach to communication.
Finally, improving the environmental performance of CNT products using LCA will involve a collaborative effort early in the design process between technology developers and LCA practitioners.
The proposed framework and tools are validated in a pilot application involving a collaborative machine tool design scenario and results are presented aiming at motivating use of the Teaching Factory concept as a collaborative design facilitator.
A dedicated education unit (DEU) model involves a collaborative partnership between a clinical agency and a school of nursing.
Intervention based on the cognitive model, involves a collaborative formulation of patients' emotional, physiological, and behavioural responses mediated by their perceptions of experience [15].
