Individuals associated with Merrill Lynch, which sold itself to Bank of America in the market upheaval of the past weekend, have given his presidential campaign nearly $300,000, making them Mr. McCain's largest contributor, collectively.
Two decades later, literary resistance organized around journals and magazines, whose contributors were collectively known as the Sestigers ("Sixtyers," writers of the 1960s).
OSM contributors are collectively building and keeping updated the first free and editable map of the world.
The contributors to this book collectively provide a comprehensive survey of deposit insurance programs across the globe.
Collectively, the contributors address a series of big questions related to youth and digital media by exploring key topics such as safety and wellbeing; identity, privacy and reputation; skills, literacies, and cultures of learning; creativity; innovation and entrepreneurship; participation and civic engagement; and youth participation and policy.
Collectively the contributors examine the locations and movement of people, ideas, texts, institutions, rituals, power, and status in and through space.
Pritchard [51] argues that rare alleles are, collectively, major contributors to common disorders; and Kryukov et al [43] assert that rarity of an allele is, by itself, an indicator of likely deleterious effect.
Using statistical methods now known collectively as sabermetrics, contributors explore why City X shouldn't have built that new ballpark, whether baseball needs a salary cap and why common statistical terms (r.b.i., earned runs) distort a player's true value.
Biochemical reactions that occur in sewer pipes produce a considerable amount of hydrogen sulfide gas (H2S corrosive and poisonous), methane gas (CH4 explosive and a major climate change contributor), carbon dioxide (CO2 a major climate change contributor), and other volatile substances (collectively known as in-sewer gases).
