This is one of those moments in history when we have a real opportunity to make a collective difference in the struggle for a better world.
When true migratory nomadism is constrained by borders and legislatures, the signage of nomadism becomes the collective of differences found among humanity, the most salient being a collective of races, nationalities and faiths unified to achieve lasting peace.
In works ranging from 1947's "A Streetcar Named Desire" and 1951's "The Rose Tattoo" to 1958's "Suddenly Last Summer," Williams created a collective portrait of difference that often raised the ire of moralists ranging from the gatekeepers at Time to Cardinal Spellman, who denounced "Baby Doll" from the pulpit of St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Neither did they explain why, given the universal national labor policies, a huge difference existed in the collective actions of workers in different places.
In comparison, even for the most commonly used microfluidic cell culture devices, such as those fabricated from polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), collective understanding of the differences in cellular behavior between microfluidic and macroscopic culture is still developing.
In the narrow cognitive radio economics context, the phases are interlinked to differences in the collective behavior of PUs.
The results indicate that racial differences in the collective set of characteristics we consider do have the potential to explain a considerable amount of the observed segregation, although more so for Asians and especially Hispanics than whites and blacks.
This study thereby represents the first in depth collective analysis of MSRs in different populations to identify commonalities and differences in the genomic regulation of MSRs.
The political distinction between friend and enemy is not reducible to these other distinctions or, for that matter, to any particular distinction — be it linguistic, ethnic, cultural, religious, etc. — that may become a marker of collective identity and difference (CP 25 7).
Any distinction that can serve as a marker of collective identity and difference will acquire political quality if it has the power, in a concrete situation, to sort people into two opposing groups that are willing, if necessary, to fight against each other (CP 37 8).
