Sentence examples for several collective from inspiring English sources

Subsequently she lived in several collective households in London.

Adults and children make several collective exits and entrances, as if the bourgeois household were a palace of many large chambers.

At the beginning of the 21st century, several collective and multimedia companies emphasized physical and visual experimentation akin to the avant-garde traditions in contemporary Quebec productions, including One Yellow Rabbit in Calgary, Necessary Angel, da da kamera, Theatre Smith-Gilmour, and Theatre Columbus in Toronto, and Electric Company and Boca del Lupo in Vancouver.

His first exhibition dates back to 1973 and since then he has exhibited his works in several collective and personal exhibitions, and has been awarded several prizes.

Inspired by metadynamics, it uses several collective variables that are relevant for the investigated process and a bias potential that discourages the sampling of already visited configurations.

Constrained energy minimizations of a many-body Hamiltonian return energy landscapes e(b) where b≡⟨B⟩ represents the average value(s) of one (or several) collective operator(s), B, in an "optimized" trial state Φb, and e≡⟨H⟩ is the average value of the Hamiltonian in this state Φb.

The rest, who number about 50 (including several collectives), came from just about everywhere in the Middle East, Europe, Asia and Latin America, and all grew up after the national independence movements and social revolutions of the 1960's and 1970's.

Shortly after 7PM, several collectives and organisations joined members of the public and filled the building's ground floor completely.

A multicast communication is a significant operation in multicomputer systems and can be used to support several other collective communication operations.

Multiple coordination corresponds to a diversified synchronous regime where different subgroups in one multi-agent system may emerge several distinct collective behaviors respectively.

The excess growth observed in 2008 partially reflected the renewal of several major collective contracts that also involved one-off payments in order to compensate for unusually long delays in their renewal (e.g. around 300 euros to metalworkers).