Sentence examples for tool of collective from inspiring English sources
As Dorian Warren put it: "If the courts strike down the women's ability to sue Walmart, this pretty much fundamentally weakens a core tool of collective action for workers.
The results presented suggest that single impact of HCI on solid surfaces creates new nanostructure features, and HCI would be a good tool for collective material-modification-processing with nanoscale controllability.
AG: Well, it's a tool for collective awareness.
Imagine if power was used as a tool for the promotion of collective engagement and participatory leadership.
SurveyMonkey, which sells tools for many kinds of collective voting, carried out over several months an online presidential poll that had 96 percent accuracy, compared with the actual results of the vote.
Based on the identification of "collective microregions", a tool for predicting potential spatio-temporal concurrence events between trajectories over the European airspace was developed, together with a CTOT algorithm to sequence the departures that preserve the scheduled slots while relaxing tight trajectory interactions.
The potential contributions of this work are twofold: it provides a comprehensive framework for the exploration of the basic mechanisms that underlie collective memory construction and re-construction, and it offers a quantitative set of tools for the characterization of large-scale patterns of collective memories.
But scientists are aiming to keep up with this trove of collective knowledge by devising computer-based tools to winnow and quantify it.
When implementing an assessment across schools or even across departments, the importance of collective creation, consultation, and acceptance of the tools cannot be overemphasized.
But war is collective violence, a tool of oppression or self-defense or false proxy for pursuing the imagined will of someone's god.
Open Collective is a platform that provides tools to "collectives" to receive money while also offering mechanisms to allow the members of those collectives to spend their money in a democratic and transparent way.
