Sentence examples for shared repertoire from inspiring English sources
And just as the populist pageants of song fronted by Simon Cowell or Tom Jones thrive on the lyrics of love and the creation of a sense of community through a shared repertoire, so the hero of Meistersinger, Walther von Stolzing, is an emblem of a society that recognises itself through the prize song of a lovelorn young tenor.
Such shared repertoire has its coherence within given communities.
The way IDCourserians arranged meetups, produce weblog posts, and shared information on Facebook can be considered as a shared repertoire.
This has so far resulted in the development of a shared repertoire: the development of routines and a shared language.
Finally, a shared repertoire is understood to be a set of communal resources which a community produces or adopts in pursuing their joint enterprise.
A Community of Practice involves three activities: mutual engagement (collaboration), joint enterprise (learning from each other) and shared repertoire (reflecting on common endeavour).
We conclude with identifying new ways to conceptualize the work of coaching in design reviews as integrated knowing, situated practice, and shared repertoires.
Based on the above evidence of the influence of the observer's own motor repertoire on action perception, we hypothesized that a shared motor repertoire leads to more effective communication.
As long as parties to the debate understand the attitude in question which is especially likely when it is part of a shared human repertoire of sentiments they can sensibly disagree about when such reasons obtain, even if they hold very different standards of fittingness.
Our initial hypothesis, based on the neuroimaging literature on action perception, predicted that a shared motor repertoire leads to more effective communication.
Thus, we predicted that our Euro-American participants would show facilitation of CSE during observation of the Euro-American actor due to a shared motor repertoire.
