Sentence examples for critical collective from inspiring English sources

Harvard South Asia Institute SAII) and The Critical Collective invite you to a program on The 1947 Partition of British India.

Flouting the stereotype that scholarly interest in animals implies a homogenous politics (i.e., animal rights), the contributors' sometimes sharply contrasting perspectives emerge in ways that ultimately underscore the critical, collective need for systematic analysis of all the diverse forms and meanings of human animal relationships.

Joseph Kraus felt it was the peak of Busch's life's work, his nephews called it a masterwork of world literature, and the publisher of a critical collective edition spoke of a narrative style that is not found in contemporary literature.

Perhaps the most innovative response to Trump's dictum comes from a critical collective proposing to demarcate a new bi-national territory on the border of Mexico and the U.S., co-governed by both, called Otra Nation.

The simulation results match the observed teams' behavior and demonstrate how to achieve the best balance between exploration and exploitation for general time-critical collective search tasks.

It claims that the role of dissenting activist is critical to collective health and wellbeing.

Adding regular-season games is one way that the N.F.L. could increase revenue — it could charge more for broadcast rights, for instance — which will be critical entering collective bargaining negotiations with the players union.

Perhaps this played into the critical and collective swoon over the series finale of "The Leftovers," replete with nuptials, reunions, answers, infants and love that conquers all, even time and space.

Because social interactions are critical within collective processes, we assess the impacts from conditioning on additionality given: (1) group participation in contract design, and (2) a group coordination mechanism.

Climate change is at least, and arguably, even more critical a collective issue, but to date the advocates of action on global warming have been unable to capture the sentiment that supported political and financial action on health solutions.

Both sides of this spectrum have civic value, in terms of participation, but moving people up the ladder of citizen participation is critical to collective action leading to impact.