A network known as "the collective" links its life forms to one another.
Now collective linking can be in one thing, and it can reside in Google's corpus with access granted to "approved" researchers.
Thus, together, the collective links between these proteins suggests that they contribute to the structure and function of podocytes and to the reorganization of the cytoskeleton that occurs in response to the normal stresses involved in sustaining filtration function as well as in response to injury.
True, the collective union link is maintained and MPs will lose their disproportionate voice in leadership elections.
-And then, as with cars, should a collective chip link and control us all?
Building a idiosyncratic argument that rock music belongs to an American tradition of ecstatic, collective experience linked to the religious singing and dancing of the Shakers, the piece gives the fullest picture of Mr. Graham's talent for language, his eccentric way of thinking and his reverence for history.
This is recognised in the government's 2005 funding model, benchmarked to the number of qualified staff employed and a collective agreement linked to pay parity (Ministry of Education, 2005).
The interpretation of discourse is determined both by the individuals' subjective interpretation of it and by the totality of their collective consciousness, linked to the semiotic system of which their discourse forms a part, and that influences the linguistic choices they make.
My friend Chino Soria, an Argentine sculptor and installation artist, introduced me to the extremely vibrant alternative art scene where experimentation and reflection, instead of commodification, are reflected in the collections of numerous non-profit institutions, galleries, and art collectives (see links below).
