They range from being collectives involving a handful of students, to movements with thousands of members, such as King's Think Tank.
"I am not saying that there are no true non-profit collectives involving only patients and their primary caregivers that are operating stores – there may be, but we have not seen one yet.
In Africa music making is very often collective, involving organized collaboration in which performers contribute not identical, but complementary, constituents.
MALTA: Stagedive Malta The Suburbanite - Blow My Mind The Suburbanite is the project of Maltese-Canadian Robert Pisani, backed by a floating collective involving a number of other local band members who have helped shape their sound.
A recent study showed that the deposition of a sub-population of cells to form rosettes during the migration of the collective involves the formation of microtubule-dependent adherens junctions [ 51].
Fayard et al. [ 32] reported on their patient collective involving 120 hips with CoP bearings with a mean FU of 8.4 years and 2 ceramic head fractures, or 1.7%%, were noted.
The shrewdest and best of their collective efforts involved elements of the blues.
This paper addresses the question of what drives collaboration among collective actors involved in climate mitigation policy.
In his latest work (Searle 2010) argues that the collective acceptance involved in the creation and maintenance of status functions (and, therefore, deontic powers) necessarily involves declaratives.
Aside from its merits in illuminating our understanding of the collective risks involved, it enables us to evaluate whether conventional deterministic analysis works sufficiently well in guiding us.
