Factors related to economic issues, management and practitioners' attitudes and perceptions might be crucial for triggering collaboration.
Dillenbourg (2000) and Serce et al. (2011) posit that collaborative knowledge construction arises not simply from having more individuals work together but rather from meaningful activities such as "reading, building, predicting, and negotiating" (Serce et al. 2011, p. 500) that trigger meaningful collaboration.
[CP1: CP WO BCN]" The interest of the PCHC manager was influenced by his/her own perception of usefulness and by the initial cost in terms of infrastructure and human resources required to trigger the collaboration.
Similarly, the development of eco-innovations can be triggered by collaborations of business, research institutes and waste and disposal agencies [32].
This chapter focuses on the areas covered in the OCUP Intermediate test, which include structured classifiers; connectable elements, connectors, and connector ends and properties; ports and classes; invocation actions and triggers; and collaborations.
When a gravitational wave is spotted, it will likely trigger a global collaboration to attempt to find the source of the wave in the sky.
He won an agreement from Allergan that its defences would not be triggered by his collaboration with other shareholders to call a special meeting to elect new board members.Pershing Square, which has just less than the 10% stake at which the poison pill is triggered, has teamed up with Valeant, another medical company, to bid for Allergan.
In recent decades, there has been a research boom in bioaerosol field, thus triggering many outstanding collaboration opportunities.
The SDEWES Index is useful to trigger learning, action, and collaboration among cities to transition to a more sustainable future.
"What I'm hoping is it triggers some cross-sector collaboration ideas and gets people thinking outside of their bubbles".
