Sentence examples similar to launch collaborative projects from inspiring English sources
An overarching goal of the course is to incubate and launch new interdisciplinary collaborative projects at Yale that integrate data science techniques to solve important problems.
And apparently Japan asked the same question, as a number of local companies and institutions launched a collaborative project with the aim of developing an eco-friendly, large-size bus.
In the Netherlands, for instance, funding for CSG is about to expire while the program "Maatschappelijk Verantwoord Innoveren" (MVI, the Dutch version of RRI) has been launched to fund collaborative projects with the private sector.
Interest in Hancock's Blue Note catalog was renewed in 1993 when a sample of "Cantaloupe Island" appeared in Us3's international hit "Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)." In 1998 he reunited his Headhunters group, and the turn of the millennium saw the launch of a number of collaborative projects.
In August the MIT and IIT-B Tata Centers will hold a joint orientation for new Fellows in Mumbai, and launch their first collaborative project.
After Trilogy passed on it, Clivillés and Cole decided to use the track to launch their own collaborative project, C&C Music Factory.
NY AANCART has accomplished many of the proposed goals to reduce cancer health disparities by: identifying community-based organizations serving the Asian communities in Queens and Manhattan, developing leadership programs, establishing an infrastructure for initiating collaborative projects, and launching cancer control research activities among Asian Americans.
But in recent years she has devoted her time to launching non-profit organisations and venture-backed collaborative projects that could change the way citizens engage with politics all over the world.
With this in mind, Almirall launched AlmirallShare (sharedinnovation.almirall.com) a web open innovation platform created to facilitate collaborative projects with scientists world-wide and find innovative solutions to address unmet needs in skin health.
France and Germany have always had an appetite for symbolic collaborative projects.
