Sentence examples for collective moves from inspiring English sources

Using equation 2, we tested the sensitivity of the mean duration of collective moves (the latency from the initiator departure to the last follower's departure) to deviations of β (0<β<2, γ = β/2, for different group sizes N = 2, 4, 8 and 32, Fig. 5).

The company, which is owned by German group RWE, defended the collective move by energy companies to raise prices.

The train ascended very slowly, through light snow in a wide valley, and on the final ascent to the pass, which is the boundary between the Grisons and Uri cantons, there was a collective move to the windows to see the drama of vast, glistening white.

Sam Ciszuck, an energy analyst at Global Insight, foresees a complicated and expensive task in coordinating a collective move to another currency basket for crude, one that wouldn't have an obvious financial benefit.

Proxama claims that other browsers that will eventually support Physical Web notifications from Eddystone beacons include FireFox, Opera and Microsoft's new Edge browsers — a collective move, it seems, to rival Apple and its own iBeacons strategy.

Dugong Jr also operates as part of new future bass and r&b collective "Moving 動く城 Castle".

And when I stood up I felt the beauty of moving, of the gentle buzz of our collective moving, of my body, of our collective bodies.

"We are making decisions without having the research to guide those decisions," speaking of our country's collective move away from cursive.

Burgeoning collective Moving Castle has mastered this technique, starting in 2013 and quickly building their expansive network by executing a thoroughly calculated approach to utilizing the modern Internet.

The launch of this Fund is the single most important collective move to change the nature of humanitarian response to include education and has the potential to shift the education sector from tolerating resource scarcity to supporting many more of the most vulnerable children and their families and communities to imagine and rebuild their futures.

The launch of this Fund is the single most important collective move to change the nature of humanitarian response to include education and has the potential to shift the conversation from one of scarcity to one where some of the most at risk children and their families and communities can actually imagine a future.