0 present participle of collaborate
2 to work with an enemy who has taken control of your own country:
In the final phase of the research, selected low-use growers are contacted by collaborating organizations and asked to share their management practices through farmer-to-farmer exchanges.
The authors' gratefully acknowledge the participation in this trial of all patients and staff in all the collaborating centres.
Limits on its power forced it to seek other means of influence, particularly by collaborating with other institutions, both inside and outside the state.
Collaborating to establish and staff one within the local context takes more effort, but the result is more likely to be sustained and grow.
It is the kind of opposition we might expect to arise within any group of peers collaborating around topics of special significance.
Their account of the tensions involved in collaborating frames differences not as "obstacles to be overcome" but as valuable learning opportunities in intercultural exploration.
Coaggregation is now recognized as a mechanism for allowing specific association between collaborating bacterial species.
By collaborating directly with composers, pianists gain insight into the composing process and each composer's original approach to music.
