Sentence examples for cohesion over time from inspiring English sources
The aesthete, he argues, fails to become a self at all but becomes, by choice, what David Hume (1711 76) said the self inevitably is: a bundle of events without an inner core to constitute identity or cohesion over time.
The first is a solidarity that, while still important, is deteriorating; 30 years ago, a study of social changes in the Mossi West showed that social cohesion disintegrated over time as principles of authority were diminished, leading to the deterioration of traditional forms of solidarity [ 24].
"People change over time.
These bonds of connectivity, together with the community's negotiated meanings and shared expertise, can be thought of as providing the cohesion that lends a community of practice its identity and coherence over time.
Social cohesion remained constant over time, whereas social belonging improved (p ≤ 0.05).
Third, we investigated changes in well-being and social cohesion and belonging over time using paired-sample t-tests.
Likewise, cohesion did not increase over time as participants gained experience.
Fig. 12 Evolution of the size of the community, collaborative relationships and cohesion of the community over time.
But even if we rely on a negative link between aging and economic development, the interplay between convergence in aging and economic cohesion is not stable over time and space: it depends on the change in productivity and labor force participation (Kashnitsky et al. 2017).
Paired-sample t-tests showed that social cohesion remained fairly constant over time (24.63 at T0 vs. 24.42 at T1; p = .29; n = 561), while respondents' sense of social belonging improved significantly (26.32 at T0 vs. 26.73 at T1; p ≤ .05; n = 558).
Only 10% of all respondents, but 40% of those living in socially deprived neighborhoods, disagreed with the statement that they believed their neighbors would help in an emergency.> We investigated changes in well-being, social cohesion and social belonging over time.
