Sentence examples for collective components from inspiring English sources
While the rapidly expanding individual and collective components of the futuristic man, machine, matter, and mother nature cognitive ecosystem are still in their infancy, they are necessities for the very future of humanity.
Agility can be interpreted as the capability of "rapidly or inherently creating change, proactively or reactively embracing change, and learning from change while contributing to perceived customer value (economy, quality, and simplicity), through its collective components and relationships with its environment" [15].
Conboy (2009) defined software development agility as the continued readiness "to rapidly or inherently create change, proactively or reactively embrace change, and learn from change while contributing to perceived customer value (economy, quality, and simplicity), through its collective components and relationships with its environment" (Conboy 2009; p. 3400).
Moreover, both of these GH families occur frequently in bifunctional endo-/exo-type enzymes, despite the fact that combined GH48 and GH5 catalytic modules have yet to be described as collective components of a natural multifunctional enzyme system [ 1, 12, 37, 38].
An obligatory component of the homo sovieticus mentality was the placing of collective interests above personal ones; individuals were appreciated by their contribution to the common good.
Courage has a collective component, even if manifested in individual actions.
In Jung's depth psychology it is crucial that the unconscious has a collective component, unseparated between individuals and consisting of the so-called archetypes.
Hence, irrespective of culture, food choices and food decision-making involve a greater collective component.
The concept of empowerment is studied from an individual perspective even though the phenomenon comprises a collective component [ 35, 43].
That nerve ending, our collective sensory component that fires in reaction to scandal has been anesthetized.
Yet recent evidence from in vitro studies finds a collective migration component of tumors [ 17].
