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collective

a. a cooperative enterprise or unit, such as a collective farm
b. the members of such a cooperative
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collective

[kə′lek·tiv]
(meteorology)
In aviation weather observations, a group of observations transmitted in prescribed order by stations on the same long-line teletypewriter circuit. Also known as sequence.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

collective

The method of controlling the amount of rotor blade pitch where all blades are varied in pitch an equal amount simultaneously. Normally refers to the collective pitch, which is the pilot control in rotary wing aircraft for changing the rotor pitch. Also called collective stick. See collective pitch
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( ANI ): Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Friday said if party leaders and cadre show collectiveness then nobody can beat the grand-old party.
It is essential to consider the existence of collectiveness, interdependence, confluent--although not necessarily consensual--interests, and the need for strategies the members are willing to implement.
One of the great challenges of a Lions Tour is to bring together players from four different countries that are used playing against each other and help them bond to create a forward pack with the right mentality and collectiveness, and willingness to work for each other."
The knowledge acquires fundamental function inside a society because it is marked by the collectiveness and soon needs the interdisciplinarity to its better comprehension [27].
Ayllu (collectiveness through a social collective of kinfolk) is a social unit originating from the Andean Inca over 3,000 years ago.
According to Turnstile, Endevant will explore how Wales fits into the wider European and international community in the rapidly changing modern era through discussion, art and collectiveness.
What makes this plausible is that the nation itself is still rocky after the attempted coup and the level of trust in government after the arrest of over 40,000 people from all walks of life including senior ranking officials has created an atmosphere hardly conducive to a collectiveness of intent.
Ladies L Security, " Sheffield defender Billie Murphy believes it's been team collectiveness as opposed to individual brilliance which has seen them unbeaten in their last five ahead of tonight's clash.
The reality of the dictatorial circumstances during the last 100 years has shown that the production of knowledge is highly sensitive and does need a clear focus; the idea of "collectives" for example was a typical feature of the publications systems in the Eastern European states before 1989, dealing with the idea that "collectiveness" of production is synonymous with "correctness".
By depicting their life-worlds, the paper sheds light onto how Jews in the country structure, live, do, experience, and contend their Jewishness collectiveness, and express Jewishnessess individually, and how, effectively, they create diasporic life-worlds, and have a special relationship to Israel but hardly feel in exile from Israel.
Again the call for the constitution of a "common" makes itself present as the driving force of the processes of research and of intervention in the ambit of health promotion so that the energy, resources, capacities and the potential of subjects and social organizations that meet together (being disperse, non-articulate and fragmented) are able to very slowly establish a collectiveness in a "common plan" (8).
With, and as, tangata whenua, we value te Tiriti o Waitangi, rangatiratanga (leadership), manaakitanga (the generous fostering of knowledge), kaitiakitanga (responsibility for, and guardianship of, knowledge), whai matauranga (intellectual curiosity), whanaungatanga (collaboration and collectiveness) and akoranga (collective responsibility for learning).
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