The (mathsf{FacultyNearCollaborator }) is a near collaborator that also participates of same examination boards.
8, Old Style], 1902, Orenburg, Russia died Jan . 14 , 1988near Moscow), prominent Soviet statesman and Communist Party official, a close collaborator of Joseph Stalin, and the prime minister (March 1953 February 1955) after Stalin's death.
Similar emotional crashes followed the deaths of his near-telepathic collaborator, Billy Strayhorn, in 1967, and his physician and close friend, Arthur C. Logan, in 1974.
Donald Lehmann is completing 50 years on the faculty of Columbia Business School and we are planning to celebrate this important milestone with his colleagues and collaborators from near and far, by holding a mini-conference on the Columbia campus.
Claiborne had a flair both for showmanship — he hosted long, Lucullan dinners at the two Hamptons houses he built near his longtime collaborator, Pierre Franey — and for publicity.
One of the new objects, discovered by William Cochran of the University of Texas McDonald Observatory and collaborators, was the nearest extrasolar planet found to date.
Dr. Adrienne Cool, an associate professor of physics and astronomy at San Francisco State University, and her collaborators surveyed stars near the core of NGC 6397, looking for instances where a near collision between a star and a white dwarf ended up with the two in orbit around each other.
In contrast, CFD-derived NRs for normal subjects ranged from 0.039 to 0.082 Pa/ mL/s) in a study by Garcia and collaborators, and were near 0.05 Pa/ mL/s) in a study of septal deviation, with which the simulations presented here agree.
His initial reaction was to call it "fitting" that Mr. Mohammed and four of his collaborators would "face justice near the World Trade Center site, where so many New Yorkers were murdered".
Genuine martyrs don't fire AK-47's in a crowded theater while collaborators blow themselves up near a football stadium and rampage in bars.
Project collaborators often lean more towards near-term or long-term thinking – with near-termers being perceived as quality improvers; long-termers as out-of-touch with reality.
