Sentence examples for communal intelligence from inspiring English sources

Addams sought substantial social progress through mutual agreement and tapping into communal intelligence.

The paper also reviews communal intelligence and Native American sustainable design with the aim of translating such knowledge to contemporary aspects of sustainability and green design.

Dr. Pinker believes, to the contrary, that dominance and violence are universal; that human societies are more given to an ethos of reciprocity than to communal sharing; that intelligence and character are in part inherited, meaning that "some degree of inequality will arise even in perfectly fair economic systems," and that all societies are ethnocentric and easily roused to racial hatred.

communal living; communalism".  .

The prison yard accommodates several hundred prisoners who sit in large groups, some reading the Koran, others taking literacy classes and still others standing in a line to use a communal cellphone — monitored by the intelligence service.

But it was that kind of sharing — placing information that was gathered by many different intelligence agencies into communal computer systems — that put a slide show of the Prism program, a ruling by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and a presidential directive on cyber offense and defense into Mr. Snowden's hands.

Players in co-op mode can select different difficulties, and a "communal combat system" will adjust the game's artificial intelligence to give both players a fair challenge.

The protesters have also established a communal kitchen to feed thousands, medical clinics to care for anyone who is injured, bicycle couriers to ferry food, supplies and intelligence ("the revolution will not be motorised"), and workshops on giant puppet making and street theatre.

"Something so communal".

The pain was communal.

"Apartment living is communal.