Sentence examples for generating a collective from inspiring English sources

Farah's torrid finish was all the more remarkable in that he stumbled in the first curve of the bell lap, generating a collective gasp from the crowd.

We investigate conditions under which the interconnected processes can communicate and make progress, generating a collective non-empty behaviour, i.e., conditions that ensure that the interconnection is consistent.

Thousands of shows, each aglow with however dim a wattage, generate a collective, steady glare, blinding memory.

But if someone actually pimps out a 13-year-old child, and even if that someone is alleged to be a police detective, it generates a collective yawn.

In 2011, 23 law firms agreed to donate between 0.075 percent and 0.11percentt of their D.C. office revenue, which generated a collective $3 million.

Europe's airlines are expected to generate a collective profit of just $1 billion in 2011, down from a previously forecast $1.4 billion.

The Asia Art Archive, set up out of personal frustration at the end of 2000, has generated a collective awareness of the urgent necessity for the documentation, interpretation and dissemination of knowledge in the field.

It has been shown in Wang and Elia (2012) that such networked system generates a collective Lévy flight behavior when part of the system loses mean square (MS) stability.

With £27.6m, Monsters University has now overtaken The Croods to be the second-biggest animated hit of the year, after Despicable Me 2. Together with strong performer Wreck-It Ralph, these four top animations have generated a collective £122m at the UK and Ireland box office.

But this answer generates a collective howl of dissent from educators about "the arts" and creativity and critical thinking.

Rather than take the advice of any particular pro, Piqqem pulls together everyone's opinion and generates a collective opinion.