Sentence examples for collective emergence from inspiring English sources

The competition is being run in partnership with seven venture capital firms that include Sequoia, KPCB, GV, Data Collective, Emergence Capital, Andreessen Horowitz and Greylock.

Rather, the nature of interaction within the game space is underpinned by an intertwining relationship between individual performances and the interaction and collective emergence of social communities.

Several considerations should be taken into account, however, to appropriately evaluate the possible impact of diagnostic techniques on the individual (patient morbidity and mortality) and on the collective (emergence and dissemination of antibiotic-resistant strains) outcomes.

Together, our experiments demonstrate that a T-box TF collective controls the emergence and fates of the bipotential neuromesodermal stem cells at the caudal end of the vertebrate embryo.

But after a simplification of energy tariffs at the beginning of the year – which included the option of a separate rate for collective deals – and the emergence of more credible alternative suppliers, the idea of uniting consumers to secure lower bills appears to be gaining momentum with trade unions, the co-operative movement and the energy regulator, Ofgem.

One of the main ABM characteristics is the emergence of collective phenomena, not easily predictable from agents' simple behavioural rules.

The problem of emergence of collective behavior in a system of two dimensional interacting moving agents is considered.

In line with this view, recent developments of technologies have enabled wide-scale collaborations and undeniable emergence of collective intelligence [3] towards new forms of knowledge management.

The results show that MARL-Ped solves the different problems, learning individual behaviors with characteristics of pedestrians (local control that produces adequate fundamental diagrams, route-choice capability, emergence of collective behaviors and path-planning).

This view combines both the resource dependency and the coalition perspective and suggests that interfirm networks are complex systems characterized by co-evolving actors engaged in collaboration and co-opetition (Iansiti and Levien 2004; Kajikawa et al. 2010) as well as the emergence of collective invention (Powell and Giannella 2010).

No, in fact, these are the very skills that facilitate the emergence of collective intelligence.