"We think it's essential for large institutions and groups like VIA to collaborate with one another in order to expand what they both can be to artists and the public, and also to survive," Lauren Goshinski and Quinn Leonowicz, co-curators and co-directors of VIA explained to The Creators Project.
However, the feasibility of this method was increased by the opportunity to conduct the focus group during a pre-arranged meeting which was brought to our attention via the collaborating quality improvement team.
As the just described main recruitment approach made it slightly more difficult to reach individuals in nursing homes, we recruited an additional 23 participants via five collaborating health care providers.
We obtained 432 blood samples from two series of PrCa Patients via consultants collaborating in the Cancer Research UK (formerly Cancer Research Campaign /British Prostate Group CRC/BPG UK Prostate Familial Cancer Studydescribedibyd by Eeles, 1999) and from the Royal Marsden NHS Trust RMNHSTT) PrCa clinic.
By collaborating in Via's AAC patent pool rather than going it alone, the licensees saved more than $600 million in costs.
Twenty years ago it would have been impossible to imagine an encyclopedia written by millions, openly and freely collaborating via the internet.
When Mr. Clarke got the idea of making an album of minimal dance music, he contacted Mr. Gore, and they started assembling tracks in home studios, collaborating via e-mail.
At issue is the tangled heritage of the Unix operating system, and its relationship to Linux, a free operating system (with a penguin mascot) built by programmers collaborating via the internet.Unix was originally created at AT&T in the 1970s, before splintering into multiple versions.
It encompassed a lot of ideas, but chief among them was the notion of mashed up web services, all collaborating via APIs.
A collective of 12 XHTML/CSS gurus spread over 7 countries do the XHTMLizations, collaborating via advanced use of the Basecamp API.
