Sentence examples for small collectives from inspiring English sources

A campaign was launched in late 1953 to organize into small collectives, called lower-level agricultural producers' cooperatives, averaging 20 to 30 households.

"We've got a design culture that is different to other places, with the organic growth of micro-businesses and small collectives".

The early kibbutzim in Palestine were actually kevuẓot; these were relatively small collectives that gradually evolved into the larger and more extended collective community known as the kibbutz.

The latter finding is at striking variance with two studies of cystatin C in the CSF of small collectives of CJD patients (n = 8 and 6, respectively) [15], [16] reporting up to 30-fold increases of CSF cystatin C in sCJD patients.

Any additional risk-adjustment would stratify the small collectives into even smaller groups making no more statistical sense.

These sample sizes are in line with earlier studies 22 23 including our own, 14 29 which provided statistical evidence using small collectives, that is, between 12 and 21 participants.

Small collective villages farm the land with oxen: each has its own threshing ground.

Now they're making their debut in the Edinburgh international festival – a big step up for a small collective.

One of them, in Moga in the northern state of Punjab, started in 1961 as a small collective, with 180 local farmers supplying milk to the factory.

Legumes and grains have come into play in New York in the last year, altering the lives of a small collective of farmers outside Ithaca along with it.

Since 2012, Hood By Air had grown into a small collective, and its members were meeting to finalize plans for the Spring/Summer 2016 runway show.