Whatever Team Europe might lack in numbers it hopes to make up for with its cohesion.
Born in 1949 — two years into the Cold War — NATO, with its cohesion, its unity of purpose and the unstinting participation of the U.S., helped convince the Soviets that their westward march had to end at NATO's eastern border.
It finally achieves some cohesion with a row of images that speak to early-1990s ideals of androgynous, waifish beauty: Karen Kilimnik's drawing of Kate Moss, from a Calvin Klein ad, and John Currin's quasi-mannerist "Skinny Woman".
The trio's version of "How'm I Doin' " lacked the springy ebullience of the Mills Brothers, but it had a mysterious cohesion, with all three women in flawless sync over an unpredictably fluctuating rhythm.
It brings a sense of cohesion, with communal goals, and inspires individual citizens (not just soldiers) to behave honourably and unselfishly, in the service of a greater good.
On the other hand, pairwise trained birds must also divide their attention between 2 processes: 1) maintaining cohesion with their partner by responding to its movements, and 2) establishing a route by memorizing landmarks.
Its 15 squabbling baronies, which were set up to deal with conventional enemies, display precious little cohesion (with the Pentagon particularly protective of the agencies it controls).
It exposes the Knicks' failures to properly deal with a player who, while giving a great deal on the court, has hurt team cohesion with his actions away from it.
UNICEF reaffirms its commitment to support the country's efforts aimed at strengthening social inclusion and cohesion, with a view to reducing discrimination and inequities among children and increase the potential for development of their human and social capital.
"When it comes to enforcing the policy, we balance readiness and unit cohesion with an individual's right to privacy and the expectation of a safe and harassment-free work environment".
