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Examples of herding

herding

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

It sets out to explore whether herding endogenously induces correlations in security returns.
Herding comes about when people begin caring for the animals as individuals.
There were controls on grazing such as between dry and wet season grazing, and collective sanctions were imposed against any individual herding prematurely.
Indigenous stockowners have been compelled to undertake herding activities in groups.
This herding reduces the likelihood that each journalist will investigate and write a particular story.
Herding distances are scarcely further than five kilometres from the villages.
In existing herding models, either a crisis happens or it does not.
The structure of the model is rather simple and is meant to grasp the "raw" implications of herding for the fluctuations of asset prices.
Herding, as technical trading, is traditionally depicted as being an irrational strategy.
What role does the market condition play in this possible link between herding and asset dependency?
The focus of his model is on herding effects.
Is the pace of learning (or herding) relevant?
They contain problems referring to granaries, rations, baking and brewing, and herding.
Moreover, the intricacies of herding camels, horses, donkeys, cattle, sheep and goats are simply alluded to in passing, without being investigated.
They may also be seen as the herding analogue to show-ring demonstrations to which they served as adjuncts.
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