Our navel-gazing culture collectively glanced up.
There is growing recognition that an organisation's technical capacity, climate and culture collectively affect employees' work performance, adoption of and adherence to innovative and best work practices, and their expectations, attitudes, commitment, and value towards their work [ 19- 23].
It's as if our culture has collectively forgotten Beyonce at Super Bowl 2013, Madonna, the mother of racy, in her multiple concert tours, Katy Perry with her shaving cream-shooting bras, Rihanna singing in naughty lingerie and Lady Gaga in concert in a thong and seashell bra.
How can we save ourselves in a world so drunk on pop culture that we collectively pay more attention to Kim Kardashian than President Obama?
The pop culture world then collectively gasped at the horror of a purported takeover of the maternity ward where Blue Ivy Carter uttered her first cries (a report which has, unsurprisingly, proven untrue).
The nature of these complex microbial communities is being realised in culture-independent approaches, collectively known as metagenomics [ 4].
MCF10AneoT cells and lines derived by alternating in vivo transplantation and in vitro culture (MCF10ATn) are collectively known as the MCF10AT system [ 7].
The encoded mechanism allowed cells to maintain persistent directionality in a densely populated culture while exhibiting the collectively convergent patterns observed in AT II cultures.
ONE way to think of dance is as a set of interlocking nomadic cultures whose riches accrue, collectively and individually, in the mind and spirit.
Mathematics was developed once and collectively — your culture cannot be complete if you don't have at least a glimpse of what is mathematical reasoning".
