As a result, present degradation of rural landscapes informs about the need of a distinctive and collective vision of rurality to cooperate with the sustainable spatial policy as the test of individual spatial decisions.
Importantly, a vital ethnic community acting as a distinctive and collective entity may make children develop a positive attitude towards their group and less vulnerable to the orientations of the host society like segregation (Bourhis et al. 1997; Phinney et al. 2001).
As malocclusion and aesthetics are often seen as subjective criteria, only the use of standardised indices is capable of shedding light on this highly distinctive patient collective.
Goldman focuses his attention on vertical, or aggregative, belief formation, since it is more fundamental and a more distinctive aspect of collective epistemology.
The faceless anonymity of Russian cars, on the other hand, was intended for members of a proletariat whose individual identities were fused into the collective -- no distinctive fins, faces or rear ends for the vehicles of mass uniformity.
A distinctive disincentive to the collective public voice, however, comes from the introduction of a tactical option which can and has impacted dramatically upon the freedom of movement of ordinary peaceful protesters and even accidental bystanders.
Freud, too, stressed a distinctive pattern of interaction in collective behaviour.
Another costume hire collective with a distinctive vision is Bizarre Bazaar, the boutique in a horse box.
