Sentence examples for potential collaborative from inspiring English sources
The theme for this meeting was the exploration of opportunities for intercenter collaboration, leveraging, and synergy, as well as the pursuit of potential collaborative opportunities within initiatives sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration.
In other words, even the best person for a job has no chance of being discovered by the selection panel unless that applicant has many publications, a significant amount of experience, and contacts or potential collaborative partnerships.
The space will also be opened to artists and other people who are not on the Kirshenbaum Bond Senecal payroll for exhibits, discussions and potential collaborative work sessions with staff members.
This potential collaborative environment is not only applicable for recreation, but can also provide considerable value to diverse research communities.
The interest in collaborative logistics is fuelled by the ever increasing pressure on companies to operate more efficiently, the realization that suppliers, consumers, and even competitors, can be potential collaborative partners in logistics, and the connectivity provided by the Internet.
As a graduate student, she was accepted into a fellowship program that exposed her to big data problems, and it was during this experience that she met her future principal investigator (PI), a computational biologist, with whom she began corresponding and discussing potential collaborative projects.
"We now have the potential for collaborative, decentralized software authorship on large complex systems".
They are just the beginning of the real potential of collaborative art".
The really transformative potential of collaborative filtering, however, has to do with the way taste products — books, plays, movies, and the rest — can be marketed.
New writing theatres such as The Royal Court and Soho are taking these developments very seriously, and the National Theatre, the National Theatre of Wales and festivals such as Brighton, Norfolk and Norwich and LIFT are beginning to understand the theatrical potential of collaborative creativity.
Yes, trade, technology and common markets are eroding borders separating nations, thus enhancing the potential for collaborative, transnational policies, but there's an equally powerful countertrend of people clinging fiercely to national and ethnic difference — see Tibet, Kosovo and Kenya.
