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At SoEx, we have a very collective model, and as a result, we're forced to work with many people and address the community's needs.

This is either formalized by means of axiomatic bargaining theory (see, for example, Manser and Brown 1980; and McElroy and Horney 1981) or via the so-called collective model (see Chiappori 1988, 1992; and Apps and Rees 1988).

We used the boson intrinsic coherent state formalism which provides a connection between the IBM and the geometric collective model (GCM) to calculate the PESs.

Instead, it proposes a collective model, in which all parts carry equal weight, and none necessarily takes the lead.

The collective model makes it easier for team members to share information and knowledge, which can produce synergies for teams engaged in problem solving and decision making.

The collective model, on the other hand, involved the motion of many nucleons and could explain the observed spectra which exhibited all the characteristics of a rotating or vibrating system.

First, we cannot reject the collective model restriction of proportionality between the labor supply responses to the spouses' relative BMI and the ratio of means and standard deviations of these BMIs in the population.

But an old collective model remains intact.

In contrast, the collective model pictured the nucleus as being like a drop of liquid which could absorb energy by vibrating or rotating.

"We want to move away from the existing collective model of electronics recycling, which isn't very effective because so many products miss the system.

They had six sons, the fourth of whom, Aage N. Bohr, shared a third of the 1975 Nobel Prize for Physics in recognition of the collective model of the atomic nucleus proposed in the early 1950s.