According to the stadial theory of historical development, all societies naturally moved from hunting, to herding, to farming, to commerce, a developmental process that simultaneously tracked a cultural arc from "savagery," through "barbarism," to "civilization".
Eliot L. Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, who first suggested a database, has likened the process of working with charities to "herding cats".
If reform in America is hard, managing the process across dozens of countries is akin to herding cats.
Still, "herding cats" is not a term that seems to apply to the Popovich family.
The hounds received some of the loudest cheers from the crowd, which also watched toy, nonsporting and herding dogs Monday.
One of those factors might be a "herding effect," he said.
On the one hand, group decision-making can lead to better decisions, but it can also lead to "herding effects" that have resulted in financial disasters.
Instead, her actions were part of a cycle of "herding behavior" he's found in online political communities.
While not bred for a specific use, the Sorraia horses are versatile and have been used in herding bulls, dressage riding and light harness.
The mother then remained close to other OMU members, and the invading male no longer displayed aggressive herding behavior towards her.
