Sentence examples for making groups of from inspiring English sources

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

And once big gods and big societies existed, their moralizing deities helped religions as dissimilar as Islam and Mormonism to spread by making groups of the faithful more cooperative and therefore more successful.

The concept of parity is used for making groups of two objects.

The art has a variety of line qualities and textures, and more detail than in Gods' Man. Ward availed himself of a larger variety of engraving tools, such as the multiple-tint tool for making groups of parallel lines, and rounded engraving tools for organic textures.

While 'social richness' may not be as important for formal decision making groups of this type as in some of the more socially oriented groups discussed in the literature, the concerns expressed about interactivity and loss of momentum in the discussion point to the need for a sufficient level of interaction to maintain motivation and to give a sense of dialogue to underpin good decision making.

The inner policy making group of the ministry was the Collegium.

He was now finding his mature style, beginning to make groups of figures in which a flat membrane envelopes upright or buttress supports.

The term 'bundle' is used to make groups of inter-related and internally consistent Lean practices.

They must shift from concentrating on what makes groups of people similar to what makes them different.

First, we asked them to make groups of two cards and then, when all cards were grouped in these pairs, to proceed to groups of four and to continue until all cards were grouped either as animals or plants.

After recruiting, we tried to make groups of minimal acquaintance by asking who knows whom and avoiding them to be in the same group.