For decades, there was no formal hierarchy within cannabis collectives, blurring distinctions between employees, managers, and everyone in between, according to Chlala.
In 1990 Russia had 27,000 state-owned and collective farms (the distinction meant little in practice).
Following this distinction, collective self-deception may be understood in either a summative or non-summative sense.
Patient groups seemed uncertain whether to place rights in an individual or a collective context, a distinction which had practical, as well as theoretical, consequences.
The Fifth Amendment makes clear the distinction between collective and individual rights by referring to the rights of each "person".
Their motive is, as we might now say, to account for the distinction between collective and distributive properties.
For instance, within interpersonal categories there was typically no distinction between stranger and intimate partner violence; within collective violence, there was no distinction between gang as opposed to community-organized violence (26).
By allowing the examination of transport responses to changes in motor density and cargo size-dependent viscous drag force, such control can enable quantitative comparisons of mechanistic distinctions between the collective behaviors of different types of processive cytoskeletal motors.
Two developments never considered by Hartmann are (1) the distinction between individual and collective forms of intentionality, and (2) a principled distinction between the complexes that are individual human beings and the complexes that are collectivities.
The workers originally won their case in a Spanish court, where they argued that collective bargaining agreements made a distinction between annual leave and sick leave that was recognized by Spanish law.
