His rejection of tombstones where there were no bodies – "dud graves", Rudyard Kipling, one of his major collaborators, called them – is one example.
One reason is the incredible success he had with his two major collaborators, the words and music being so perfectly matched that they are forever melded together in memory.
Durga P. Mekala, Daniel V. Patel, Alessia Fornoni, David Metz, and David Roth were major collaborators in study design, data collection, and manuscript preparation.
Yet, USA with the highest h-index of 130 not only predominantly completed the most collaborative articles (1286), but also was the major collaborator of 15 other countries (Table 3), which indicated that USA still had unparalleled strength and leadership in the scientific research.
China and Chinese Academy of Sciences were the most productive country and institution, respectively, while USA, with the most international collaborative articles and highest h-index of 130, was the major collaborator with other 15 countries in top 20 most productive countries.
China and Chinese Academy of Sciences were the most productive country and institution, respectively, while the USA, with the most international collaborative articles and highest h-index of 130, was the major collaborator with 15 other countries in top 20 most productive countries.
Murakami became a leader, or a major collaborator, in nearly every development.
I have to do a musical with him because he's my major collaborator and a phenomenal songwriter.
Midori Sato, a textile restorer and friend of Mr. Barrette, helped with translation and became a major collaborator.
He was a major collaborator on "Mi Plan," an album of pop in Spanish by the Portuguese-Canadian singer Nelly Furtado, which won the Best Female Pop Album award.
Mr. Bolcom's major collaborator-lyricist was Arnold Weinstein; between 1963 and 1996 they wrote 24 cabaret songs, including "Toothbrush Time," mainly for the mezzo-soprano Joan Morris, Mr. Bolcom's wife.
