Finally, a shared repertoire is understood to be a set of communal resources which a community produces or adopts in pursuing their joint enterprise.
The 10th guru, Govind Singh, formalized this collective identity in 1699 when he established a ritual of Sikh initiation and codified a set of communal symbols that included, for men, leaving their hair uncut, wearing a turban and assuming the surname Singh ("lion"), and for women, using the surname Kaur ("princess").
A community of practice is a group of people who share an interest or profession and has the following three components: mutual engagement, joint enterprise, and shared repertoire (i.e., a set of communal resources; Wenger, 1998).
(41) He worries that among the affordances of Web 2.0 tools is a tendency to constrict our identities to a closed set of communal norms that perpetuate increased polarization, prejudice and insularity.
In an apartment, all the garbage goes into a single set of communal bins and you really can't tell where the garbage came from.
The people of St. James showed me a faith that was living and vibrant, that wasn't based on assent to a set of beliefs, but on a communal journey toward God, and that has made all the difference for me.
The Strausman family's passion and boundless generosity set a shining example of communal devotion.
In all its forms, he said, "drama provides some of the principal role models by which individuals form their identity and ideals, sets patterns of communal behavior, forms values and aspirations and has become part of the collective fantasy life of the masses".
It appears likely that the Rule of Chrodegang, a continental set of ordinances for the communal life of secular canons, was introduced into England by Ealdred sometime before 1059.
Now, a score of communal plank tables are set perpendicular to a wall in the large shoebox-shaped space, a Baroque style bed is tucked in a corner, ratty chairs and stools of every description are scattered around, a huge shrine consecrated to Brazil's Candomble religion, replete with statuary, food offerings, lighted candles and pine boughs, is set at the entryway.
The Benedictine monk was committed to a life of prayer, which was fulfilled in choir by the communal chanting of the divine office (a set form of liturgical prayer) at specific times of day.
