Sentence examples for collective text from inspiring English sources

The players, cued to begin by a collective text message, executed a series of algorithms for specific pitches and phrase patterns.

A strength of this study is the longitudinal study design with techniques that a) helped participants to remember and in this way increased inclusion in the narratives of what we were interested in knowledge about, and b) provided a body of collective text which was used as a base in the interviews, one of these techniques being diaries, and c) positioned the interviewer as a not total stranger.

Nathalie heads off to the country to visit Fabien and his colleagues, who are literally cultivating their garden — living rustically, bartering, debating whether to sign their collective texts or publish them anonymously.

"We are connected all over the world at the touch of a button, offering tribes a place to communicate quickly and become one conscious collective," the timeline text described the most recent current/future period, hinting at the idea that through circuitry, we have come full circle, and we are once again a "tribe".

The writers behind the collective modern ur-text of blackness — James Baldwin, Richard Wright, and Ralph Ellison — all performed some variation on the theme.

"How to Break," a new play at Here by Aaron Jafferis and the Mixing Texts Collective, uses this metaphor to examine the body in battle with itself.

The creative team includes the playwright Aaron Jafferis and Mixing Texts Collective, which includes the hip-hop choreographers Kwikstep and Rokafella, human beat boxers Adam Matta and Yako 440 and the director Christopher Edwards.

The collective term 'participant' is used within the text to indicate that all participant groups (women/partners, providers and experts) provided similar comments.

Their power is incremental, collective, claustrophobic, in the text as in life.

Last week the collective released roughly 40,000 text messages apparently taken from the mobile phone of Timur Prokopenko, manager of the Kremlin's Internet policy between 2012 2014.

The object was made in an auto body shop — a telling detail, because bodies here are treated less as figures than as means for information to migrate, as seen in an installation of T-shirts and scarves, designed by the collective Metahaven, printed with texts lifted from WikiLeaks.