We have technologies such as wikis and versioned databases to enable widespread collaboration in knowledge development.
One complex concerned the widespread collaboration in the destruction of European Jewry; the other was about the colonial past.
In presenting Ms. Parks's play cycle, "365 Days/365 Plays," the Public Theater is mounting a widespread collaboration with more than 600 theaters nationwide.
Last month, a leaked Nato report said the shootings were a "systematic" problem, detailing widespread collaboration between the insurgents and Afghan police and military.
In order to stay at the forefront of knowledge, a DFT software project can benefit enormously from widespread collaboration, if handled properly.
We already have the supply; if we can organize widespread collaboration among our existing players, then we can implement the efficiencies and tools needed to scale for the mainstream market.
This intense reaction and scrutiny would generate multifaceted outcomes, enabling widespread collaboration and communication to help curb the tragic health consequences while wreaking economic, social, and even political havoc in many areas.
These advantages open wider opportunities for more widespread collaboration with other Nordic and European countries, including pooling of individual records, validation studies, studies on adverse drug effects requiring review of medical records, studies involving contact to study subjects' general practitioners and patients, and linkage of prescription data into other clinical databases.
In France, the Vichy period, after France's defeat by Germany, when there was widespread French collaboration, some of it enthusiastically antisemitic and pro-Nazi, was similarly ignored.
Despite the widespread interest in collaboration and its obvious value in an academic setting, collaboration remains informal and is actually discouraged by the tenure process, in which scholars are penalized for sharing credit for their work with others.
