Who are some of the collaborating partners in this expedition?
Interestingly, all of these countries collaborated internationally in a high proportion of their output (Iceland 110/216, 50.92%; Finland 1,045/2,334, 44.77%; Switzerland 1,741/2,989, 58.24%; Denmark 1,050/2,377, 44.17%), suggesting perhaps that this form of cooperation results in improved quality, and hence citation rate, of associated output.
According to the Lanercost Chronicle: Many of these resistors collaborated, and drew support not just in the peripheral Gaelic regions of Galloway, Moray, Ross and Argyll, but also from eastern "Scotland-proper", and elsewhere in the Gaelic world.
"Many of these scientists collaborate closely with farmers who not only are keen to protect native vegetation but who sometimes also need to expend great effort to reverse problems caused by previous land clearing," it says.
Q: Didn't some of these groups collaborate already?
Over 37,000 individuals contributed to more than 2 million artifacts, and about 41%% of these actually collaborated (Tables 1 and 6).
Most of these authors collaborated with people within 200 m (Figure 3). Figure 4 shows coauthor distance and mean citation for all four author relationships within an article: first-last (FL), first-middle (FM), last-middle (LM), middle-middle (MM).
He was immersed in scribbling, tagging all these book of Michael [Chaz 00 50 32], the owner of the restaurant had this book that all these artists had contributed and Jean was going through and tagging which is in the moment, the two of them are collaborating on these collaborative paintings that they made together.
In my view, Congress should be funding all eight right now for five years — $1 billion — so that we not only get graduate students, knowing the research money is there, flocking to these new energy fields but we get the benefit of all these scientists collaborating and cross-fertilizing.
The Palestinian Authority has arrested dozens of Palestinians suspected of collaborating with Israel.
