Sentences with phrase «cohesive group»

We managed to create a really cohesive group of players where everyone played and fought for each other.

And the perception was that the more cohesive a group the less its individual members are thought to have independent thought.

A second experiment revealed that subjects did not hold members of a very cohesive group responsible for their individual actions.

A truly cohesive group lead by a talented therapist can support you in ways that few other therapeutic modalities are able.

My small team is the most cohesive group I have ever worked with because we've endured and learned from our challenges as a unit.

And I've learned how to teach this to others in my practice: to one woman at a time, or to a larger, cohesive group online.

A particularly cohesive group, many of these drawings are highly finished, colorful, independent works of art.

Children also engage in cooperative group projects designed to promote cooperation and contribute to cohesive group relationships.

The goal of this product is to strengthen the relationship or build a bond with cats in the home and make them recognize each other as a more cohesive group.

This method permitted cohesive groupings such as those dedicated to Bauhaus and post-World War II Brazilian photographers, including Thomaz Farkas — his 1940s views of buildings in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo are an highlight.

In his chapter on Cohesion and Development, Don Forsyth reprints Donald F. Roy's description of «Banana Time», social rituals that a turned a menial and repetitive job into cohesive group experience for fabrication workers.

It took time to build cohesive groups.

Individual artists working in any visual art medium are encouraged to apply, as well as independent curators or artist collectives with proposals for their own cohesive group exhibitions.

As the party leaders descend into a grubby shouting match, grounded in the predictable and overshadowed by despair, it is the Conservatives who appear the more united, cohesive group in the Commons chamber.

Combining sensor data with employee surveys and performance results, he noticed that operators in tight - knit groups were happier and twice as efficient at making their calls than those in less socially cohesive groups.

The Emerging Curator Program offers an opportunity for an individual or curatorial collective to organize a conceptually cohesive group show at the NARS Foundation Gallery.

The subcompact SUV class is a fairly cohesive group overall, but a few entrants stand out.

If the multi-cat household is established with a number of cats within it then it is possible that they do not form one single cohesive group.

For her first New York museum solo exhibition, filling the Drawing Center's project space, Toronto - born, New York - based artist Deborah Grant presented a visually compelling and thematically cohesive group of recent multi-panel paintings plus a series of works on paper.

Cuts Noon Light is a sleek, smart, strikingly cohesive group show at Brian Morris Gallery featuring the work of three very different artists, Andrew Ginzel, Kara Rooney, and Steel Stillman.

For instance, Irfan Nooruddin and Joel Simmons argue that cohesive groups such as the military is more likely sustain their income and their share in the governmental budget, while weaker groups are more likely to lose in terms of benefits under the programmes.

Thus, he shows, morality binds us together into cohesive groups but blinds us to the ideas and motives of those in other groups.

Transparency ultimately reduces the need for conflict, which benefits everyone and promotes a more socially cohesive group.»

In fact, it's the Guardians of the Galaxy who are a much more cohesive group than our beloved Avengers.

In creating Utility Concierge, he simultaneously engineered a dynamic company culture to attract star talent and create a cohesive group of passionate professionals ready to deliver incredible customer experiences.

To have hearings about Islam as if Muslims are some kind of cohesive group is ridiculous, and..

It's very strange to be talked about as a cohesive group when we obviously are not.

They find it difficult to comprehend that «them» isn't a cohesive group that all believe and behave the same way.

A cohesive group of people with personal agendas and uncompromising beliefs (in regards to their preferences) can never exist.

That this translates into the need for collecting the adherents of this religion into a cohesive group, called church, sangha, ummah, synagogue, etc..

There's no specific look or résumé for a whistleblower, that freethinking individual who publicly exposes misconduct or dishonesty within a cohesive group, often at a steep cost to his or her own reputation.

What Menlo - Atherton has built is a selfless, cohesive group of girls who all want to grow as players and people, while of course winning in the process.

I think when it comes to the individuals, they are quite good, but they have had trouble functioning as a cohesive group.

No, they have» t looked like a cohesive group yet, but we can't expect that to last forever, and they will eventually turn good.

While there is something to this answer, I think it both deeply underestimates more subtle tools that the French secular state could apply to create incentives for French Muslims to decide internally to change in various respects, and deeply overestimates the extent to which French Muslims are a cohesive group with a central organization that can coordinate collective action.

They form a cohesive group whose common values, shared expectations, and accepted norms are stronger in their effect than the common social cultural values of the major European powers during the period of the Classical Balance of Power in the 18th century.

That practice has been criticized as gerrymandering, and has led to some unusually shaped districts that resemble ink blots more than cohesive groups of voters.

Then, we can discern whether the cohesive groups such as the military sustain their privileges while the weaker, and less represented groups, are more likely to suffer from the cuts.

Johnson said he values Bierwirth's opinion and would make an effort to work with other trustees «as a cohesive group» to carry out the special adviser's recommendations.

«Understanding the ways in which societies evolve over time and in particular how humans are able to create large, cohesive groups is important when we think about state building and development,» he said.

Morality binds us together into cohesive groups but blinds us to the ideas and motives of those in other groups

«I hadn't expected that the mentors would form such a cohesive group,» Chris mentions, something which was a surprise to me too, but which made a huge and important difference to the whole experience.

Martin and Tait interpret their survey results as follows: when members of a cohesive group are presented with a new issue, «they have a ready - made framework within which to conceptualise it».

You're attempting to hang half a dozen different pieces of art together to create a cohesive grouping, a challenge that we've seen go wrong time and time again.