Sentence examples for example of a collective from inspiring English sources

Community networks are a successful example of a collective where communities operate ICT infrastructure based on the principle of reciprocal sharing of network bandwidth.

Our endeavour is an example of a collective ambition to establish research in a new area in a developing country with scare resources and deficient research capacity and experience.

It is a wonderful example of a collective will to perform a near-miracle in drilling over 2000 feet through solid rock in a fragile area repeatedly cited for unsafe mining conditions.

So "The King's Speech" drew on the historical precedent to the situation Obama faced of someone who worked on his reluctance to speak out in order to become an effective father figure for his country -- an example of a collective issue being mirrored and resolved in a brilliant film.

One example of a collective agent featured in a PIA is the public that was involved in a deliberation event reported in [ 54].

Another example of a collective vaccine procurement mechanism is the Pan American Health Organization's Revolving Fund, a collective bargaining mechanism of pooled procurement for the WHO region of the Americas.

But also feeding into Ishiguro's thought processes were examples of a collective reaction to trauma from further back.

In her remarks, WHO Director-General Dr. Margaret Chan, described it as an example of "what collective action for a common cause can achieve," and went on to link it with vaccines, which she called "one of the best life-saving buys on offer".

Mr bin Laden's transformation of jihad, for example, from a collective to an individual duty, is a radical departure from the classical Islamic tradition.

Make History is perhaps the most notable recent example of a museum tapping the collective energy of Web users to help build its collection.

The show is an example of a generation, and the collective unconscious of it all.