By displacing the gang members, the city hopes to reduce their ability to congregate and control a neighborhood, said LAPD Chief Charlie Beck.
Coderetreats are reflective communities of practice, where participants congregate informally to apply their coding abilities to a clearly defined problem setting with the aim of developing their software design skills.
While the WOMAC has demonstrated acceptable measurement properties in this population, it was noted with a Rasch analysis that the items congregated in the center of the ability range, with several redundancies [ 38].
If a gang were to only come together once or twice a week and congregate in doors away from the community, its ability to sustain its presence would be threatened by other gangs seeking new territory and members.
Political power originates when families congregate into a city.
LB, Northern California To some extent, the ability of German and Austrian Holocaust survivors to congregate in a single building or cluster of buildings, though helpful in the beginning, may have produced the seeds of the surviving residents' current isolation.
Older adults frequently choose to congregate in fast-food restaurants because of convenience of location, affordability, special offers, and ability to linger in a safe, comfortable place (36).
SXSW Interactive is no longer about the panels or keynotes, having become a five day experiment in the ability of technology to withstand the load of over 20,000 influencers congregated in the same location, trying to network using various digital tools.
They also secrete cytokines, such as IL-10 and TGF- β, in high quantities, that attract noncytotoxic Treg-cells and type 2 helper T cells to congregate in tumor tissues, which in turn inhibit the differentiation and normal functions of T cells, including their cytotoxic ability, and further lead to T-cells apoptosis [ 16, 32, 35, 67, 68].
The staff of direction in every province should be from the cream of the crop of free sharia and military officials who have the ability to argue, convince and encourage as well as from the soldiers around whom the group have congregated and should be possessors of confidence among them.
