Collectively, all of the stamens on a flower are known as the androecium.
Collectively, all of these politicians and their accomplices have racked up more than 60 state and federal charges in the past 26 months.
"It's no one person's fault that we didn't win the World Series; it's collectively all our fault," the Yankees' president, Randy Levine, said.
Collectively, all of London_Riots's tweets were reposted less than 200 times – a tiny number in Twitter terms on such a major topic.
Collectively, all signs point to structural variation being an essential feature in a complete portrait of the human genome, thus a detailed delineation of these variations in large cohorts is an important objective facing the human genetics community.
Collectively, all of the others (that would be PlayBook, primarily) have lost 3.5%.
Collectively, all of these adaptations point to the probability that australopiths had the ability to process foods that were mechanically resistant (e.g., Jolly 1970; Peters 1987).
Collectively, all may be part of the individual's phenotype, but surely there was variation among them no matter how constant the individual's blue eyes and tongue rolling.
But at the same time, it is desirable that collectively all SUs sense all the primary channels to maximize the pool of idle channels available to SUs.
They stand together individually and collectively, all for one and one for all, so to speak.
Collectively, all of this measuring made Hurricane Ava the best-measured northeastern Pacific tropical cyclone at the time.
