Sentence examples for in different collective from inspiring English sources

Finally, we have shown that excitatory and inhibitory interactions are instrumental for changing the strength and the time delay in the coupling among neurons, resulting in different (collective) behavioral periods.

During the pairing stage, fish in adjacent compartments (a 'pair') could be in different collective states: focal fish and their partner could both be out of cover (collective movement) or focal fish could be out alone during the initiation of these collective movements (initiation), during the return of these trips terminated by the partner (return) and during solitary trips (solo trip).

differential merit in different collective tasks—hunting, defense, foraging, childcare, etc.; differential merit according to the different, often opposite requirements of different collective tasks—strength vs. skill, boldness vs. cautiousness, swiftness vs. precision, etc.; differential merit according to the different preferences of different partners.

We hope that our study brings a constructive message in terms of (i) the need of more nuanced description of the structures in social networks and (ii) the benefits of putting in relation different collective phenomena that are rarely put in relation one with another.

Kegang's oxygen auction is one of many notable conceptual art projects to call attention to smog in China this past February, a group of 20 Beijing artists wearing dust masks played dead in front of an alatar in Temple of Heaven park, and in March, a different collective of artists organized a mock funeral in Changsha for the death of the city's hypothetical last citizen to succomb to the air. .

This is not only due to the omnipresence of dust but may also be due to the broad range applications of dusty plasmas in understanding the different collective processes in astrophysical and space environments [7, 8, 9], as well as in laboratory experiments [10].

An International Labour Organization (ILO) survey in 1998 described different collective reactions to the wave of reforms of the preceding decade.

In fact, two different collective solvent coordinates describe the nuclear bath effects on ET and PT according to the PCET theory by Hammes-Schiffer and co-workers.

In addition to percentage-error comparison after different times to last TPTD, we performed univariate and multivariate analysis regarding agreement of single CIpc-values with CItd in two different collectives and in the merged data.

This observation would however be quite consistent with our findings, as we are suggesting that the changes in spectra are due to different collective response modes in networks of interacting neurons, rather than the same set of neurons changing their frequency.

Our discussion of macroeconomic flexibility centers familiarly on the ability of the economy to maintain a low average unemployment rate and to limit fluctuations in the unemployment rate in response to shocks under different collective bargaining regimes.