Sentence examples for a different collective of from inspiring English sources

Kegang's oxygen auction is one of many notable conceptual art projects to call attention to smog in China this past February, a group of 20 Beijing artists wearing dust masks played dead in front of an alatar in Temple of Heaven park, and in March, a different collective of artists organized a mock funeral in Changsha for the death of the city's hypothetical last citizen to succomb to the air. .

I think you have a point - in fact last week's column dealt with this very issue, of how a different collective context produces a different player.

Compared to that of Reynolds et al. [ 3], we had a clearly different collective which was composed of significantly more doctors than midwives, from obstetric units with different levels of care and public and private institutions.

Perhaps I am talking about two kinds of audiences or moviegoers who will want to join different audiences and different collective states of mind for different movies.

In this study, the nuclear level density parameters of some deformed radioisotopes of target nuclei (W, Hg) used on the accelerator-driven subcritical systems (ADS) have been calculated taking into consideration different collective excitation modes of observed nuclear spectra near the neutron binding energy.

The different Hurst exponent suggests the existence of different collective behavior and different intrinsic patterns of human factors in civil aviation.

Her work also probes into the ways citizens heal from traumas of collective memory, like 2010's 19 30, a juxtaposition of the former Yugoslavian evening news with a different kind of collective experience: techno raves.

The friction of the water and the air along with the inertial and gravitational forces create a different dynamic of collective forces to move an object.

"When people get caught up and act out of character, in a similar way, there is a danger that the courts themselves may get caught up in a different kind of collective hysteria," Paul Mendelle, former chairman of the Criminal Bar Association, told the BBC.

An International Labour Organization (ILO) survey in 1998 described different collective reactions to the wave of reforms of the preceding decade.

This broader focus allows us to introduce some key themes taken up in this review on the suitability of different collective bargaining regimes.