Sentence examples for stable groupings from inspiring English sources

They form sequences and series, which, in turn, get interwoven with each other, forming stable groupings called representational masses.

It also suggests that we might expect selection for appropriate cognitive building blocks [31] in these two types of social systems (ephemeral versus stable groupings).

Yet little scenarios were evoked in the recurrent static groupings.

Their cerebral cortex is much more convoluted than the human cortex, and they are social creatures with strong bonds, staying in stable social groupings and keeping constant companions throughout their lifespan.

While Khao Yai gibbons show stable polyandrous groupings as well as monogamous ones [ 44], we do not predict any differences in vocal behaviour.

The two major cynopterine clades recovered in that study also appeared as supported groups in all topologies recovered in our analyses, suggesting that these groupings are stable to varying taxonomic sampling and character data representation.

The mood is more intense, and the dynamic a bit less stable, in the two-player groupings on the opposite wall.

We limited higher-level comparisons to families as the classification of species to these groupings is relatively stable.

For example, the lamination scheme can be varied to add isolated regions of stability or entirely remove them; to induce snaking that allows transitioning between the two inverted cylindrical shapes through a series of snaps; and finally, to create groupings of multiple unique stable configurations that can be attained via additional shape control.

Yet it isn't a mishmash, to the credit of Mr. Glawischnig and his stable of leaders turned sidemen, appearing in several different groupings.

The system had been designed to create a more stable government, but it had strengthened small one-issue groupings at the expense of the two major national parties, Labor and Likud.