Sentence examples for through collaboration of from inspiring English sources

achieving cumulative vision through energy efficient silhouette recognition of mobile targets through collaboration of visual sensor nodes.

Through collaboration of femtocells the coverage holes and interference between each other can be reduced and thus improving the network performance.

Then through collaboration of the pricing problems and RMP, new patterns, that consider different jobs in a server will be introduced by pricing problems.

Also similar to the GLOBE studies, such a research initiative can only be accomplished through collaboration of persons from different perspectives and foundations, but with a common interest in inquiry.1.1

If that happens, then starting in October, the stewardship of the IANA functions will be performed just like everything else on the internet: through collaboration of the interested parties (most of whom are from the private sector).

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in which UNISDR participated, through collaboration of their natural and social science working groups (I and II), generated the Special Report on Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation (IPCC SREX) (IPCC 2012).

Ideally the optimum modes of delivery would be identified through collaborations of practitioners, community members and researchers and then subjected to rigorous outcome evaluations, which should acknowledge the long time scales probably necessary to see effects.

The builder has agreed to follow architectural guidelines created through a collaboration of the town, the developer and the students.

The move from the Web to recording came through a collaboration of I-D Media, Edel Records and Alex Christensen, a techno-music producer.

European houses she decorated, through the collaboration of Jansen of Paris, include the magnificent Vaucresson country residence of the banker, Fritz Mannheimer; in England, she did Mrs. Leo d'Erlanger's London house on Upper Grosvenor Street.

Through the collaboration of the monastic community and the laity, a general reserve of good karma was accumulated to see everyone through the dangerous moment of passage from the old year to the new.