Sentence examples for multinational collaboration from inspiring English sources
International collaboration should take place within two perspectives: bilateral and multinational collaboration based on clearly defined interests and collaborative objectives.
Besides spreading new ideas and concepts, he added, the archive has encouraged multinational collaboration.
An inexpensive antimalarial pill, developed through a multinational collaboration of universities and pharmaceutical companies, was introduced in March.
A multibillion-dollar, multinational collaboration in Geneva called the Large Hadron Collider is not expected to be ready before 2007.
A year ago, Variety published an article, complete with a map and arrows, about the film as the ultimate multinational collaboration.
Plans for a new mission to leave Earth's orbit will probably not be spelled out for a few years, and the budget proposal makes it clear that any future exploration program will be a multinational collaboration, more like the International Space Station than the six moon landings of the Apollo program.
EU money enables our universities to work together across a continent, to lead multinational collaborations, and to share in European resources, data and expertise.
The meeting brought together, for the first time, the heads of leading science financing agencies from nearly 50 countries and led to the creation of the Global Research Council, a vehicle for multinational collaborations.
"It does indicate that a new state of matter is created," said Dr. Johanna Stachel, a physicist at the University of Heidelberg in Germany who is the spokeswoman for one of the multinational collaborations that operates a large particle detector, called NA45, at the Geneva laboratory.
Many E.U. scientists hope that he will back the formation of a European Research Council (ERC), a program to fund basic research proposals from individual scientists, which would represent a shift from the past emphasis on funding large multinational collaborations.
The second type were multinational collaborations between countries whose borders are connected, eg, Mexico and the US.
