Sentence examples for make collaborative from inspiring English sources

Tape Art, based in Providence, R.I., has gone into schools, hospitals and communities to make collaborative murals of colorful tape, and its members will respond to the suggestions of young museum visitors in making the set of drawings in this exhibition.

Facebook Moments also tries to make collaborative photo sharing easier.

In [10 14], BSs act as distributive antenna systems to make collaborative MIMO transmissions using linear precoding techniques.

This also allows you to make collaborative maps based on different user's inputs into the database.

Even for quite sophisticated knowledge builders common varieties of discourse technology make collaborative "integrative thinking" (Martin [2009]) unnecessarily awkward and inefficient.

Female managers are more likely than men to make collaborative decisions, to behave as role models and to consider the ethical consequences of their acts, McKinsey's study found.

This highlights the role of the individual's coping style and the complexity of ESRD decision-making process, making collaborative decision-making, a preferred route even amongst those who are well educated and actively seek involvement through information.

(That same increased population density makes collaborative consumption more practical — most shares can only work when people live close together).

And last year she teamed up with two Peekskill artists, Dana DeVito and Carla Rae Johnson, as the Cathouse Associates, a group that makes collaborative artworks on paper.

The Judge MBA programme has taken these theories to heart, and made collaborative behaviour essential for survival in our business school.

This paper considers firms making collaborative production-distribution planning with shipment consolidation to reduce costs.