Sentence examples for multiple collaborators from inspiring English sources

Our study confirms that multiple collaborators are involved in information sharing during resuscitation.

Similarly, industrial and academic programming practices often involve the simultaneous production and subsequent integration of code by multiple collaborators.

Works authored by multiple collaborators can easily coordinate research, drafting, and the production of a final draft.

A rich musical background has provided Wolf the opportunity to work with multiple collaborators, from R&B godfather Don Covay (co-writer of "Lights Out" on his first solo record) to soul sister Aretha Franklin ("Push" duet on her Who's Zoomin' Who?) to indie darling Aimee Mann (his co-writer for several songs on 1996's Long Line).

Kaleidoscopic in approach and featuring multiple collaborators, Evans created something cinema and even virtual reality could never be: a work of multiple dimensions, both real and virtual, that gets to the heart of a world hurtling into a future where the grip on reality, or at least what we thought it was, is in a state of constant slippage.

Another point of contention was the order of the tracklisting; Big Boi wanted to begin the album with "Y'all Scared" while André 3000 and the other producers and musicians wanted the first track to be "Return of the G", preferring that the record start with a song with just the duo as opposed to one with multiple collaborators.

Preserving privacy in big data research is particularly difficult, since this often includes multiple international collaborators, and data are copied and shared around the world.

For instance, multiple bilingual collaborators carefully reviewed the wording chosen for the manuals in order to ensure that the language was neither too medical nor too informal.

Songs with Women of Mambazo and with the South African Broadcasting Corporation's SABC Choir are three-chord bliss, and "Shosholoza," with multiple South African collaborators, grows dizzying.

The software is most suitable in a collaborative environment where visualization of sequencing data is shared among multiple local and remote collaborators.

For Owen et al. (2013), documentation that served this purpose would become "boundary objects" (p. 1) for communicating diverse understandings in a way that spanned multiple divides between diverse collaborators.