Sentence examples for through collaborations between from inspiring English sources
The structures were created through collaborations between carpenters, music technologists, blacksmiths, architects, musicians, sound artists and "wing nut" tinkerers.
We implemented a program in which emission characterization is enabled through collaborations between academic, US and international non-governmental entities that focus on evaluation, dissemination, and in-use testing, of improved cookstoves.
We have analyzed a set of ontology annotations generated through collaborations between TAIR and several plant science journals.
Two recent programs were established through collaborations between the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), DOH, BON and local government units.
Strategic communication through collaborations between clinicians, public health promoters, cancer survivors, and journalists is critical to ensure dissemination of accurate information to the population at large [ 33].
We have analyzed a set of ontology annotations generated through collaborations between the Arabidopsis Information Resource and several plant science journals.
The reforms came about through collaboration between the dictator Augusto Pinochet and Milton Friedman and his conservative economist acolytes.
In another demonstration of the significance of the issue to lawmakers, the House today overwhelmingly passed legislation offered by Representative Bernard Sanders, a Vermont Independent, that would require "reasonable pricing" on drugs developed through collaboration between the National Institutes of Health and pharmaceutical companies.
A vaccine called MenAfriVac has been developed and will be launched in Burkina Faso on December 6 through collaboration between the WHO, an NGO called PATH in Seattle and the Serum Institute of India.
It's clear to me that much can be gained, environmentally and economically (in part through reducing the huge health cost of urban pollution), through collaboration between the United States and China, as well as other countries in Asia with similar issues and opportunities.
This paper summarizes three micro-satellite impact tests completed in early 2007 through collaboration between Kyushu University and the NASA Orbital Debris Program Office.
