collaborate
collaborate.01 - to work together
COLLABORATE-V NOTES: Based on WSJ; nominal 'collaboration' based on BOLT-6. Member of VNcls correspond-36.1, conspire-71, cooperate-73-1. (from collaborate.01-v)COLLABORATION-N NOTES: Automatically created by Julia as an alias file for unification. (from collaboration.01-n)
COLLABORATING-N NOTES: Based on temprel sentences. No VN class. Comparison to collaborate-v. Framed by Katie (from collaborating.01-n)
Aliases:
collaborate (v.)
collaborating (n.)
collaboration (n.)
collaborating (n.)
collaboration (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: focussed party, agent
ARG1-COM: second party
ARG2-PPT: shared task
ARG1-COM: second party
ARG2-PPT: shared task
collaborate-v: two arguments
Du Pont Co. , Hewlett - Packard Co. and Los Alamos National Laboratory said
theyARG0
signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaboraterel
on superconductor researchARG2
.collaborate-v: all arguments
AlreadyARGM-TMP
two major pharmaceutical companies , the Squibb unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co. and Hoffmann - La Roche Inc.ARG0
, are collaboratingrel
with gene huntersARG1
to turn the anticipated cascade of discoveries into predictive tests and , maybe , new therapiesARG2
.collaborate-v: all arguments with prepositional Arg2
Also
Jonathan SilversARG0
, whoR-ARG0
collaboratedrel
with Mr. HoffmanARG1
on two booksARG2
.collaboration-n
Meanwhile , the economic integration and
militaryARG1
collaborationrel
within the Shanghai Cooperation OrganizationARGM-LOC
has also made considerable progress .collaboration-n: args 0, 2
We say that the full range of
collaborationrel
among the members of the Shanghai Cooperation OrganizationARG0
in the affairs of Central Asia , South Asia , and the Middle EastARG2
will be the most favorable conditions and tools to fight the Western forces .collaborating-n: Args 0 and 1
MyARG0
collaboratingrel
with Dr. JamesARG1
will advance his case and guide his plan .