Sentence examples for different kinds of groups from inspiring English sources
Second, this definition means to cover a lot of different kinds of groups that may be called democratic.
The next thing that students of phylogenetics have to know is how to recognize different kinds of groups of organisms.
In order to save the computation time, the units were classified and all the units formed different kinds of groups.
Sharing with different kinds of groups also taps into Any.do continuing to build up its premium subscription business for more storage and collaborating with teams.
On the other hand, von Hildebrand disputes the view that one can account for all of the different kinds of groups by merely referring to their members' subjective features: this is true for associations, I-Thou communities and primitive life-spheres, but not for communities.
Against this background, she develops a fine-grained account of the experiences that lay the foundation for the existence of groups by classifying three different kinds of groups: the mass, the community and the society (this classification is broadly adopted from Scheler, cf 1913/16, 529ff, who substantially modified an earlier taxonomy proposed by Ferdinand Tönnies in 1887).
The results showed that these technologies helped improve group sharing of resources and supported different kinds of group collaboration.
Like Wood and Ackland [ 15], grouping is not directly predefined, but evolution of grouping parameters could lead to different kinds of grouping through self-organization.
Secondly, although an attempt was made to include a broad range of family interaction types, if the input items for factor analysis or cluster analysis are different, this may result in different kinds of grouping.
Granhoj Dans, a very different kind of group from Denmark headed by Palle Granhoj, featured eight women in "8IQ -- No Woman No Cry".
But now a different kind of group is weighing in on the way the sport's champion is determined: a Washington political action committee.
