Sentence examples for emergent group from inspiring English sources

By the early 1970's, a few pioneering dealers, like Sally Hansen, Ferdinand Hampson and Douglas Heller, began to sell contemporary art glass to an emergent group of collectors, affirming that glass had become an artist's medium.

In the Senate, there were already signs that an emergent group of 14 centrist senators from both parties was looking to make an impact on the fiscal battles ahead.

In heterogeneous groups the sum of blind zones predicted emergent group behaviors.

Recent studies have started to tie together how the rules of homogeneous independent-acting individuals lead to emergent group behaviors.

This estimate is consistent with the reality observed in the field given that the emergent group is composed solely of Araucaria angustifolia and Ocotea porosa, two of the most long-lived species of this forest type.

In doing so, though, the GA method disregards the importance of local connections: it is personal networks that help us identify the role that actors play in their immediate social environments; the ability to broker connections on that level of analysis can also be consequential in emergent group dynamics [10], [17].

Screenings at 2 p.m. Today: "News Beat: The Hate That Hate Produced," a 1959 news report with Mike Wallace examining emergent groups like the Nation of Islam and the United African Nationalist Movement.

Both the base-case high-density STEM organization, NASA, and control group organizations, the EPA and FCC, are represented to investigate attrition rate and emergent group-sizes across a distributed scale of organizational STEM density.

Model observations provide insight into emergent grouping properties not easily identifiable through traditional computational analysis [6].

Four specialist emergent groups were derived: orchids, rosette species, annuals and half-rosette species.

Differential response to fragmentation among emergent groups could be interpreted in terms of dispersal and persistence traits.