Sentence examples for our collaborative word from inspiring English sources

So for our collaborative word problem tonight, let's do one that we've seen before as an analog of the de Bruijn sequence in "The Math Behind The Magic": You have to construct the longest possible chain of 3-letter words where the second word begins with the last two letters of the first word.

In other words, through our collaborative work over the semester, we are going to work to "break the Nerd Loop" as Randy Olson puts it, and find resonance with everyday people.

Challenges abound as we move through our collaborative work together.

Then you go back to the executives that are throwing around this collaborative word and you ask, "What collaboration would you like to see that you're not seeing?" Sometimes they want us to help them lead in that direction, and other times it's just a buzzword they heard somewhere and they're now throwing around.

Quip is a collaborative word processor that looks more like a chat app so that you can see the thread of edits and changes by other people who are working on a document with you.

At the moment we are experimenting with Etherpad, (2015), a collaborative word processing web application that supports group synchronous and asynchronous collaborative writing.

Free newcomers are starting to make a charge, however, including Google (docs.google.com), which offers collaborative word processing and spreadsheets.

Meanwhile, Ian and I are keeping our collaborative hands in - he's just sent me the words for a wicked Unrhyming Pop Song: think "I'm Hip" by the great Blossom Dearie, or Annie Ross's "My Analyst Told Me", and you'll get the picture.

Our collaborative problem today is a variant of this one.

Our collaborative offering: Dr Pepper has a zest Which makes it far the tastiest.

This is where we must focus our collaborative energy.