Sentence examples for novel collaboration between from inspiring English sources
Over five days at Columbia's campus in New York, the fellows have taken courses on voice, breathing, rhetoric and improvisation as part of a novel collaboration between Columbia and the forum, an international foundation probably best known for sponsoring an annual gathering of movers and shakers (the political, rather than the physical, kind) in Davos, Switzerland.
The initiative aims to facilitate novel collaborations between scholars and non-academic partners to address pressing global issues.
Woundcare Research for Appropriate Products WRAPP) is a novel collaboration WRAP between industry and clinicians, funded by the Engineering and Physical Research Sciences Council.
Maybe not, but publishers Penguin Random House have now admitted that "Zoe Sugg did not write the book Girl Online all on her own", calling the novel "a collaboration between Zoe and her editorial team".
Digital technologies offer further opportunities for novel collaborations.
A detailed exploration of the novel collaborations presents a picture that is consistent with the paper's description of collaboration-promoting practices at DARPA.
From its base in the Clark Center, home of Bio-X, NeuroVentures has significantly helped develop new technologies and approaches requiring novel interdisciplinary collaborations between neuroscientists, engineers, physicists, and other members of the Stanford community.
NET algorithms take advantage of novel methods for collaboration between human operators and computers.
Krasznahorkai's most recent work in English is not a novel but a collaboration between the writer and the German artist Max Neumann.
The novel was a collaboration between Colbert, Amy Sedaris, and Paul Dinello, and tells the story of a small town threatened by the impending destruction of a massive dam.
In this study we propose a novel model of collaboration between clinical research laboratories and NGS-companies that led to the development of a tool that is ready for application in a clinical setting.
