The social dimension represents the propensity for a loss of well-being, either individual (for example, mental or physical health) or collective (for example, services) and the characteristics of those most affected (for example, groups marginalized by virtue of race, ethnicity, or gender).
Ownership was perceived as both collective (for example, ownership by the ICU team) and individual (for example, ownership by a nurse or by nursing as a profession).
I like excitement, too, but I feel that we've been burned before by designer enthusiasms that come to ignore the collective; for example, the evolution of the International Style into inhumane housing for the masses, or the seminal ideas of post-modernism becoming cheap appliqués on ill-conceived boxes devoid of meaning or elegance.
The administration can be either individual or collective (for example, screening in schools) and lasts between 30 and 60 minutes.
On the broadest view, legitimacy both explains why the use of political power by a particular body a state, a government, or a democratic collective, for example—is permissible and why there is a pro tanto moral duty to obey its commands.
This has challenged researchers to rethink views of parallel play in infancy, when video evidence shows collective (in this case example, triadic play), was prominent in the pilot project study site.
Thus, for example, collective ("... the sages said") and individual opinions stated anonymously were taken as law; Akiba's decisions were upheld over those of his colleagues.
In the lead-up to the financial crisis, for example, collective greed in the financial sector spilled over into other industries as executives and government policy makers justified ever-larger pay and bonus packages.
Peasants on large collective farms, for example, were allowed to form work groups to tend designated plots.
This iterative approach can accommodate new insights - through mutual learning and collective action – for example by renegotiating commitments.
