They can also unify technology initiatives and start to foster global collaboration.
But as more mainland companies start to foster ambitions beyond their home market, it will not take long for China's first global champion to emerge.
While only a handful of museums have successfully harnessed Web users to develop their collections, social-media platforms are starting to foster new kinds of interactions between Web audiences and museum curators long accustomed to working only with other experts.
And how do we start thinking about, as faculty and bringing in external experts and external executives, how do we really start to foster and develop that set of competencies within our students?
So while sampling's presence may have made hip hop into the form that many of us miss dearly, its absence could actually start to foster a broad sound that we also may soon grow to know and love.
Intersecting the two starts to foster some familiarity and adds some weird levity to the whole thing".
Intersecting the two starts to foster some familiarity and adds some weird levity to the whole thing". Motzenbecker wrote Gilded Gauge in the Clojure programming language, a dialect of Lisp, which is a language from the late 50s.
Even before Fijian politicians started to 'Look North' to foster new and strengthen secondary foreign relations Indian politicians had started to talk of an extended neighbourhood (Chakravarty 2014) and a 'Look East' policy (Mehrotra 2012) to underline India's economic and political aspirations of becoming the dominant Asian power.
To address some of these limitations, in 2011 HealthCare Chaplaincy Network (HCCN) started work to foster a sustainable, critical mass of chaplain-researchers by engaging them in research that addressed substantive spiritual care questions.
Over the last decade, the federal government and many states have started to assist former foster care youths with education grants, temporary housing subsidies and, in some places, extra years of state custody and support.
