The chairman of ADS in the state, Alhaji Saliu Owolabi, described the meeting as an avenue to foster unity and
cross-fertilisation of ideas about the growth and development of the organisation.
The prize, which is given to the best book inspired by or relating to Greece, celebrates 'the cultural
cross-fertilisation of the Greek and English-speaking worlds'.
Summary: London [United Kingdom], May 2 (ANI): An expert on South Asia has claimed that the British leadership of the late 1970s and early 1980s and not the 9/11 tragedy was primarily responsible for the
cross-fertilisation of violent extremism across the world.
"This exhibition combines the Arab and Persian cultures through their majestic and their value, translated into
cross-fertilisation between the two cultures," the artist pointed out.
This, in fact, is where the concept of
cross-fertilisation comes from.
- Stimulating innovation by means of
cross-fertilisation of knowledge
New research areas have been planned for joined up thinking and
cross-fertilisation of ideas, while consulting suites will ensure that patients see all of their consultants on one day, in one area, maximising everyone's time.
New research areas have been planned for joined-up thinking and
cross-fertilisation of ideas, while consulting suites will ensure patients see all their consultants on one day, in one area, maximising everyone's time.
Cross-fertilisation of flops as the old girls on ITV's dying daytime dirge welcomed ITV2's disastrous Mark Wright as their "star" guest.
"I am hopeful that this
cross-fertilisation between public and private sectors can help keep Liverpool at the pointy end of digital innovation."
There is a lot of similarity and
cross-fertilisation between racing stable and studs."
The
cross-fertilisation of ideas between Australia and Europe in the 196os and beyond is also examined, as well as the recent rise of Aboriginal printmaking.
