And those organlike blocks of sound in the brasses — seemingly poured out, rather than pushed or heaved — seem to emanate from a limitless collective store of breath.
She gets a job at a mammoth used bookstore where review copies occupy the basement, or "hell," and rare volumes the fifth floor, or "heaven," and where the only cataloguing system is the collective memory of the store's oddball employees.
Eventually, we had collective grocery stores, credit unions, and healthcare.
Instead he is determined to keep alive the collective memory of those communities that the chain stores are equally determined to colonize.
It stores away images of Britney Spears' eyes and cheekbones, for instance, in its collective memory, so it can recognize an image of her despite changes in light.
He added that he wanted the fair to be not just "a collective temporary store for international galleries in Asia" but also a platform for "the most interesting things happening in China and Asia right now".
We elbowed our way through the crowds, riffled our way through the rails, and hereby bring you the Ora Oracle: Rita's top seven picks from the British Designer Collective popup store: Rita says: "It has a seductive, Eve-like vibe that I love".
And while Ahmed argued that his autonomous delivery vehicles could be purchased by a collective of local stores to compete with big box retailers (or wholesalers who are looking to go direct) — those companies are the more likely customers.
The second location, which opened in late August at the SLS Las Vegas Hotel, is a collective of seven stores representing the resort's entire retail component, stocked with a similar range of apparel, footwear, accessories, denim and gifts.
This service portfolio could also include collective facilities for storing electricity by, for instance, power-to-gas storage and 'the neighbourhood battery'.
