Another compelling feature of
Critical Mass is that it has no central leadership.
If
critical masses are still reached, how will these
critical masses be achieved (e.g., time-shifted L7)?
Critical Mass elegantly straddles the boundary between installation and performance art by drawing the viewer into its embrace.
"I originally joined a
critical mass when I was at college in Worcester back in the 1990s," says Kate.
Over post-Mass pints, Katherine Jackson, an English teacher who cycles from home in Moseley to work in the city every day, says: "A lot of people shout as we're passing 'What are you doing?' "Tonight some lads were shouting 'Are you on the internet?' so I said 'No, I'm on my bike!'" But the jovial nature of Brum's
critical mass masks some pertinent points.
For an idea to reach
critical mass, a certain number of innovative, well-connected people must first adopt and retransmit it.
WASHINGTON - How to define a "
critical mass" of minority students was the question of the day on Wednesday during a heated Supreme Court oral argument on the consideration of race in the University of Texas at Austin's admissions processes.
It began with accumulating a
critical mass of bar-coded products and gaining experience using the bar codes.
Dianne Wilkins, CEO,
Critical Mass said, 'We're especially proud of this win for best integrated online campaign because it speaks to the strong partnership we have forged with TBWA.
Newcastle's first "
Critical Mass" bike rally was due to take place in Newcastle this evening.
The goal in operating terms should be how to get to
critical mass, a destination not even on the radar screen for the vast majority of advisory firms.
The British Government's counter terrorism communications unit found that a network of Islamic political bloggers is reaching "a
critical mass.