Had the English cover shepherded the move towards touch instead of losing their collective shape they would have avoided all kinds of angst.
This suggests that using the larger volume reference shapes first resulted in a more efficient shape space description (i.e., fewer reference shapes), when considering the union of the collective shape space for the volume range.
It worked out great". It was Newport Coast's ability to retain its collective shape that helped it maintain a winning balance between offense and defense.
The collective shape fluctuations, reorganization of the cytoskeleton and opening/closing of adhesion bonds are the most important factors for higher α DFA values and therefore Hurst coefficients (Cannon et al., 1997; Peng et al., 1994; Peng et al., 2002; Schneider et al., 2011), implying an increased long-memory effect of the system.
His belief in a collective unconscious shaping the natural world led him ever forward on what seemed to him a simple mission.
Even so, such collective beliefs shape organizational behaviour.
How can traditions, histories, and collective experiences shape an individual's experience of AI products?
Here, too, our collective memory, shaped by Clint Eastwood's Hollywood history Invictus, has grown a little warped and distorted.
Also some aspects of the way-down how emergent collective phenomena shape the individual mind—are examined.
Wojak's project is "The Denazification of Germany: The Persistence of a Sisyphean Struggle". It analyzes the biographies of returning Holocaust survivors and émigrés and of Germans born after the events that, powered by unprecedented collective dedication, shaped the nation before 1945 and today lingers in justice, medicine, and politics.
