Sentence examples for social fusion from inspiring English sources

This last scene, created four years ago for an evening of social fusion at the museum called Brite Nite -- it blended hip-hop and cosmetics moguls like a Moby soundtrack -- epitomized what had become one long Adler & Stark moment.

The business world, having reinvented itself multiple times, is in the midst of a fourth industrial revolution that features the economic and social fusion of the physical and digital worlds.

Another notable announcement was the so-called "Oracle Social Network", which, as you might guess, integrates social networking into Fusion Apps.

These studies feature very limited sampling of adjacent groups because only a single or few habituated groups are studied, or because group membership is unknown due to the fission fusion social system of the species.

Almost from the beginning it produced social and intellectual fusions of all kinds: from the partnership between the steam technologists James Watt and Matthew Boulton, which changed the course of industrial history, to Reith's invention of the BBC.

Species with fission-fusion social structures and transitory intermale breeding-season competition fall between these extremes.

Ruffed lemurs are typically described as multi-male groups with a fission-fusion social structure, although this can vary by season and locality.

Chimpanzees have a fission-fusion social structure, whereby ever-changing subgroups can join and separate within the home range.

With significant habitat heterogeneity, a fission-fusion social structure and female philopatry, the optimal tactic for daughters to adopt is their mothers,' especially if an extensive period of learning is required.

Low visibility and a fission-fusion social system have the effect that chimpanzees typically hear many more fights than they see (Slocombe, unpublished data), potentially favouring the evolution of advanced comprehension abilities.

For chimpanzees specifically, their fission-fusion social system provides additional challenges to evaluating group composition as samples from individuals in the same social group cannot be linked together as easily as for gorillas [26]; especially if few samples are collected or if extraction success is low.