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Working group

A working group is a group of experts working together to achieve specified goals. Such groups are domain-specific and focus on discussion or activity around a specific subject area. The term can sometimes refer to an interdisciplinary collaboration of researchers, often from more than one organization, working on new activities that would be difficult…

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Working group

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples54
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
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Working group

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related to Technical working groups · 28
Working group → Applied Chemistry, Areas, CCSDS, Dave RaggettIEEE-SA, Description Working GroupSVG Working, ECSS, Ethernet Working GroupIEEE WG802, European Cooperation, Examples, GroupBioethics CouncilConsultative Committee, HarmonisationInternational Union, HTTP WG, IEC, In, International Astronomical UnionW3C, International Conference, IUPAC, Justice, NIJ, Pure
related to External links · 10
Working group → Establishing, IETF Working Group Guidelines, PDF, ProceduresTools To Support Participatory, Supporting, Sustainable Cities Programme, Toolkit Series, United Nations' Urban Governance, Urban Decision Making, Working Group Process
related to Mechanics · 7
Working group → Apropos, It, Participants, Programmes, The WG, Therefore, WG
related to Musical working groups · 5
Working group → Although, By, However, Musicians, Such
related to Administrative working groups · 2
Working group → These, To
is a · 1
Working group → group of experts working together to achieve specified goals
related to Characteristics · 1
Working group → The

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Working groupis agroup of experts working together to achieve specified goals0.90text
Working grouprelated to Administrative working groupsThese0.60section
Working grouprelated to Administrative working groupsTo0.60section
Working grouprelated to CharacteristicsThe0.60section
Working grouprelated to External linksIETF Working Group Guidelines0.60section
Working grouprelated to External linksProceduresTools To Support Participatory0.60section
Working grouprelated to External linksUrban Decision Making0.60section
Working grouprelated to External linksUnited Nations' Urban Governance0.60section
Working grouprelated to External linksToolkit Series0.60section
Working grouprelated to External linksPDF0.60section
Working grouprelated to External linksEstablishing0.60section
Working grouprelated to External linksSupporting0.60section

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