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3 May 2005: 7 people is a natural hunting group”. Company growth break points: 7, 50, 350. ... Norming. organise tasks. co-operating, secure, comfortable. Performing. work surges ahead, people perform well.

30 Mar 2005: them. This year’s event attracted nearly 2000 people in just 6 hours.

30 Aug 2005: information so that the model is usable by application programs and also comprehensible by people. ... As people move around the building, their positions are updated in real time.

27 May 2005: The symposium, which took place on Wednesday, attracted a great number of people and included an exciting programme of talks with speakers on subjects ranging from neuroscience to engineering, mathematical biology ... We are very pleased with the number

24 May 2005: Game theory deals with such fundamental issues as whether people cooperate or fight to achieve their goals. ... So economics and law' is a highly topical subject for people in our trade.

2 Dec 2005: Dr Fidler comments, “The success of the writing competition just goes to show how fascinated people are by the exciting and astonishing field of brain science. ... We wanted to intrigue people and make them talk, think and question how amazing their

7 Sep 2005: When the Gallery was founded in 1856 to collect the likenesses of British men and women, people were only eligible if they had been dead for at least ten years or

14 Mar 2005: about archaeology as the study of the rubbish people leave behind. ... Held in and around the University of Cambridge from March 16-23 2005, it will feature talks, workshops and demonstrations hosted by people who study or work at the University.

16 Mar 2005: Did people really have healthier diets 50 years ago? Are things really that bad today? ... Back then people were preoccupied with food but for different reasons to today.

17 Oct 2005: The Cambridge Science Festival has been shortlisted for its work encouraging young people to study science further at school and university, and for engaging the general public with scientific research at