Controversial though it is in parts of the sector, I wholeheartedly support the commission's call for the universal use of contextual data in the admissions process – indeed I'd go further, and say that we should also be aiming for a collective and uniform approach to the use of contextual data.
These even include home-grown anti-Semites, alienated youth whom the press, with a touch of sensationalism, has labelled "neo-Nazis".This is not the uniform collective that the early Zionists dreamed of.
The most important conclusion from Fig. 5 is perhaps that both relatively high communication rates and memory degradation are needed for the diversity regime to appear if people only communicate and do not forget, a uniform collective memory will emerge.
The community effect is thus a simple yet robust mechanism to keep the uniform collective behaviour of cells, especially in the changing environment during embryogenesis.
Ohashi, Y. & Griffin, A. Superfluidity and collective modes in a uniform gas of Fermi atoms with a Feshbach resonance.
However, amending principles related to protectable subject matter in the current property paradigm would imply radical changes in rationale and attitude, notably because of the inherently variable, non-uniform and collective nature of farmers' varieties (Correa [2000]).
In the radio interview, White said mental health was not sufficiently addressed by the league's collective bargaining agreement and the uniform player contract.
Shelby seeks to identify a basis for a contemporary pragmatic black political unity that grounds collective identity not in a uniform, idealized blackness, but rather in a shared social agenda.
The collective bargaining agreement covers players' uniforms only in general terms.
The cheerleaders' sharp moves, brutal good looks and demure uniforms caused a collective swoon among Southerners during the games in Busan.
