Sentence examples for stimulating collaboration from inspiring English sources
Brokers are especially powerful because they connect the separate clusters, thus stimulating collaboration and exploiting arbitrage among otherwise independent specialists.
Project design management not only consists in allocating resources, but also in stimulating collaboration among the people involved in the project, in order to increase performance of design teams.
"Ed and I already knew each other a little, because he had been completing a fantastic book about the Beethoven quartets and the compelling history of the Takács Quartet itself — so a stimulating collaboration was practically inevitable," said Mathew.
We developed an EASYcare-based Dementiaimedining Prograt (DTP) aimed at stimulating collaboration in dementia primary care.
Those outcomes were subsequently confirmed by a combination of a standard bioinformatics course with a web-based virtual laboratory aimed at stimulating collaboration and peer support on technical questions [ 48].
35 Efforts at stimulating collaboration, though, should be mindful of power differences between partners in research projects and, in order to achieve sustained capacity building, should preferably be undertaken over the long term.
Methods used in the DTP to stimulate collaboration between GPs and nurses are the following: 1. Training of collaborative performance of geriatric function assessment according to dementia guidelines, using the EASYcare assessment.
"Are we searching for perfection, or searching for a particular way we want to stimulate collaboration?" he asks.
The results indicated that the mobile system stimulates collaboration among observers and the organization of overall human-system interface evaluation.
Related efforts like the Web site Mathoverflow help attack unsolved mathematical problems by using new Internet tools to help stimulate collaboration.
Reeves, the co-director of Stanford's Human Sciences and Technologies Advanced Research Institute, last month also published a book, "Total Engagement," that advocates using multiplayer games in the workplace to stimulate collaboration, creativity and productivity.
