Even when transmission occurs only in the largest groups, movement among groups may obscure the relationship, particularly for serological datasets.
64 movements were recorded over 23 observation days for the large group, compared to 61 movements over 25 observation days in the small group.
Niazi explained the political motivations behind her work to Hyperallergic: "I feel that art has a specific role within activist movements: the ability to articulate the sentiments of a larger group or movement and the ability to communicate and inform people about certain issues.
This means that a large group of atoms collectively move in a concerted way to facilitate functional movements.
"Who's Zoo?" features six dancers wearing sleek unitards by Stevie Stewart and Mr. Clark, with a large group of nonprofessional dancers performing simple movements in unison, including a stepping-in-a-square phrase that is also echoed by company members.
Morning departures account for 14 movements in the large group and 10 in the small group respectively.
And global technology has made this easier by providing countless individuals, microcultures and larger groups and movements with cheap and convenient means to preserve and disseminate themselves.
Others have introduced RFID-controlled tunnels and gates that more generally control movement from a large group cage to conditioning boxes for individual animals ([ 54 ]; 'AutomatedGroupCage' [PhenoSys]; 'AnimalGate' [NewBehavior]).
Ideology is defined as "the body of doctrine, myth, belief, etc., that guides an individual, social movement, institution, class, or large group".
However, I found that the small group emitted the same number of loud calls per movement and more grunts than the large group.
