Though brainless, they are brainy, enjoying a highly effective collective intelligence.
The primary target for set pieces, and the most eye-catching individual in a highly efficient collective unit, has been Cheikh N'Doye, the scorer of five goals.
There she encouraged young writers and evolved a series of highly successful collective productions, many of them (e.g., Oh, What a Lovely War! [1963]) developed through improvisation.
In a highly deliberative collective visioning process, more than 1,088 citizens in 30 European countries were engaged and developed 179 visions of desirable futures [98].
"My heart is broken for America's children and families, as their teachers will continue to be forced to fund policies and highly political collective bargaining processes which place the desires of adults above the rights and needs of children," Friedrichs said in a statement.
Indeed, reports of quantitative protein abundance in mammalian cells have identified enzymes in the pathway glycolysis as the most highly expressed collective of proteins in cells (Moghaddas Gholami et al., 2013).
In 1970, Rainer and her dancers became founders of another highly influential performance collective, the Grand Union.
In 1970, Brown became a founder member, alongside several other Judson artists, of another highly influential performance collective, the Grand Union (which lasted until 1976); that same year, she also formed her own dance company.
He acknowledged using data compiled by the highly amorphous digital collective, as well as account information amassed by hacker groups GhostSec and Ctrlsec, to compile his own list, but said that he is not affiliated with them.
We therefore believe that the collective highly synchronous and bursting activity across the whole network prevents to recover inhibitory connections by simply looking to pair wise activities.
