Sentence examples for collective settling from inspiring English sources

The model capability and numerical efficiency was demonstrated with simulations for the collective settling of groups of 64 512 particles.

Moreover, we predict the velocity of the collective settling of particles in channels with arbitrary cross-section.

Yet it is obvious, on the internet, that collective and settled is in short supply.

This article argues that since the mid-1980s, the Chinese government has been actively strengthening its institutional role as a mediator and its substantive power in settling collective labor disputes, and mobilizing all mediatory agencies to continuously take the initiative to intervene, absorb, and defuse collective labor disputes.

The League's goals included preventing war through collective security and settling disputes between countries through negotiation and diplomacy.

I will be well on a road to either having one, if not many, of the 153 outstanding collective bargaining agreements settled.

Chris Froome remains solidly in the lead, and few developments amongst an increasingly exhausted peloton - except that the collective tiredness has settled in a little deeper, and Paris, now just two days away, must seem more appealing than ever.

In the perfectly formed way that the collective's music settles in the ear, it's one of the most special groups in jazz; its control of dynamics can bring to mind the Modern Jazz Quartet.

The act the railroads and the unions came up with, and which governs the airline industry today, commits management and labor to the process of collective bargaining to settle their disputes.

The truth is this: In a city that averages almost two murders a day — 502 so far this year — a collective numbness has settled in, and there is rarely much attention left over for the thousands of Chicagoans who survive their gunshot wounds.

The question of whether or not an individual's intentional states are collective is therefore settled by internal features of individual minds.