We suggest to foster the research work in this field in laboratories without walls, in which flexible groups of actors design, test, and evaluate ecotechnological innovations that respond to specific local and regional socio-ecological and environmental problems.
What's needed now, say the authors, is "a global cascade of flash encampments" -- small, flexible groups of Occupiers who can organize "without waiting for approval from any preexisting General Assembly".
She had divided her sixth graders into what she called "flexible groups" — groupings of students by ability that shift daily depending on the data collected in her ASSISTments report.
Especially in the remote rural areas we employ the method of flexible group building.
It is the space of cultural hybridity, where people of various ethnic and religious backgrounds create inclusive communities with flexible group boundaries.
Develop a comprehensive coalition strategy against Islamist terrorism, using a flexible contact group of leading coalition governments and fashioning a common coalition approach on issues like the treatment of captured terrorists.
In one, Ensemble ACJW — the lively, flexible chamber group of the Academy, a joint venture of Carnegie Hall, the Juilliard School and the Weill Music Institute at Carnegie — opens a four-concert residency on Dec. 13.
Methods used to improve the solubility and lower glass transition temperature of the polymers are the introduction of flexible groups, large pendent groups or polar substituents.
