It is often investigated as a "collective effect" contributed by many closely packed particles, rather than individual ones.
"It was a collective win; everyone contributed," Holliday said.
Although individual executives do not want to lose their top performers to cross-functional teams, they have a collective interest in contributing them to the effort.
It said that at least five hospitals would have to agree to participate in the collaboration and contribute a collective $13 million by June 5.
With Home delivering £2.60m at the weekend, down a slim 24% from its opening frame, and SpongeBob offering £2.26m including previews of £682,000, the big three family films contributed a collective £8.67m to the weekend box office.
Individual errors, tactical indiscipline and the failure to defend as a collective unit have all contributed to West Ham's decline and it was no help that knee injuries to Arthur Masuaku and Aaron Cresswell deprived Bilic of both of his left-backs.
Multiemployer plan transition rule: Until any new guidance is released on this topic, employers will not owe a penalty if, pursuant to a collective bargaining agreement, they contribute to a multiemployer plan that offers affordable coverage with minimum value to their full-time employees and their children.
There are also, already, so many women accusing Weinstein, all speaking of such similar incidents, which occurred at such similar places within their respective careers, that the comet trail of each act contributes to a collective pattern.
I want to go on the subway every morning, and instead of seeing people moving little balls around the screen, I want to see them working with the collections of the library on whatever they're fascinated by, contributing to a collective effort to understand the world better.
"We all contribute in a collective way to the overall decisions of government.
We all contribute in a collective way to the overall business of Government.
