Lemurs, which forage as cohesive groups, permanently included at least one individual with a radio-collar on, which ensured locating the focal group.
The cabinet never really functioned as a cohesive group.
But whatever the courts and regulators say, WorldCom will still be left with the challenge of functioning as a cohesive company.
Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony have been together for 14 months, and they still do not function as a cohesive tag team.
Most of the projects had made significant progress on day one, but the challenge of the day would prove to be getting all the various components to actually work together and function as a cohesive whole.
The exhibition functions as a cohesive whole, an eloquently articulated artistic statement that expresses Paiva's conceptual ideas through several different approaches emerging from a common point of departure: the metro station.
We define this process as 'integration' and, without it, the completed structure will not function as a cohesive biological unit.
Diurnal primates benefit from living in cohesive groups as it provides enhanced protection against predation [Dehn, 1990], and groups are larger and more cohesive where individuals are exposed to a high predation risk [Clutton-Brock & Janson, 2012].
Cohesive groups can function as highly productive work teams, holding and developing a store of knowledge and expertise.
As a consequence, terms may be agglomerated into cohesive groups (clusters) causing the matrix fragmentation, allowing a better adjustment in the next steps.
A triple-screen projection in black and white, it consists of nearly life-size scenes showing a group of drunks fighting, hugging, drinking, nodding off -- functioning as a fractious, incoherent, yet oddly cohesive family -- in a white-papered studio.
