It will remind them of those who helped to build the institution we cherish, and it will remind them, too, of our collective responsibility simultaneously to respect the past, to acknowledge forthrightly its deficiencies, and to improve upon it.
Second, the idea of an employee profit-sharing scheme is innovative in serving both individual and collective interests simultaneously because it links the motivation of an individual employee to act as an entrepreneur to the achievement of the company's vision.
These results apply both to systems with and without inertia, and they can be generalized to using several collective variables simultaneously.
In our current sociopolitical zeitgeist, people are fiercely fighting for their right to enjoy individual liberties and collective equality, simultaneously -- cultivating the mildly controversial ideology that integration of reward and responsibility are distinct, mutually exclusive ideals.
While "new and interesting," teaching content through STEM-focused projechallengednged the teachers' collective ability to simultaneously maintain high-level student learning goals.
Managers call workers into private, one-on-one meetings where they chastise them for daring to choose collective representation while simultaneously offering them raises, improved benefits and everything under the sun if they only vote "NO" in a union election.
If Trump has inspired many to do more for the collective good while simultaneously doing less for their own well being, concentrate on the former.
With all the attention paid to the so-called fiscal cliff approaching at year's end, it is equally important to ask whether collective inaction has us simultaneously barreling toward a cybercliff of equal or greater height.
Ms. Dickerman places new emphasis on abstraction as a great collective endeavor that emerged simultaneously across several mutually influencing art forms, from the hands of players who often knew one another.
The driving force behind the dynamics of community structure is resource competition in which individual plants respond to a 'price' they pay when accessing light, while simultaneously the collective responses of all plants determine the price.
