Sentence examples for making groups from inspiring English sources

The Chancay culture was noted for making groups of doll-like cloth figures at work and recreation.

A main theme of the book was to emphasize the gigantic role that cultural evolution plays in making individuals different, and in making groups different.

It was a hand grenade tossed into the charts at the end of summer 1991, and its detonation took out a swath of hair-metallers in one devastating blast, making groups such as Geffen labelmates Guns N' Roses – who'd been so vital and anarchic not long before – seem anachronistic.

Facebook has jumbled these all together and then tried to bandage it by making groups available.

Second, IMS sorts the instances according to ontological descriptions, making groups in line with the class constraint of the "measurement of" slot in each construct.

One apparently straightforward approach consists in applying the 'intentional stance' to groups, i.e., in making groups' status as intentional subjects dependent on whether their behavior can be interpreted as intentional (cf. Tollefsen 2002a, 2002b).

Experimental results also verify that GroupReM outperforms popular CF-based recommenders in making group recommendations.

WhatsApp is making group calls easier with a change to the way its mobile app works.

Choreographic currents make groups form and dissolve.

That makes groups like No Labels worth a go.

Nevertheless, racial diversity does tend to improve the performance of decision-making groups.