In the off-season, when the Quicks and Moulsons rent apartments in the same complex nearby, the Sunday dinner is fully attended.
His Harvard seminars were fully attended and served as a seminal training ground for many who went on to become mathematical leaders in teaching and research.
Esther lived life fully: attended theatre, ballet, concerts; loved museums, Art, the Adirondack Mountains, played bridge, anagrams, the piano, tennis, and golf, was a walking dictionary, gourmet cook and blueberry pie maestro.
He said: "All the points raised in the report were fully attended to within weeks of the start of term and we await the re-inspection to bring the matter to a satisfactory close".
Yet, in order to provide test suites which fully attend the adopted adequacy criterion, testers usually produce very large TSs, which also impacts on the time needed to fully execute them.
The premiere, on the festival's first night, was not fully attended; when word got out to the attendees, all the other shows were effectively sold out.
Parents worried about where their families will sleep at night can't fully attend to their needs or those of their children.
This public/private notion also appeared in carers' strategy to manage both roles, to fully attend to work and switch off from intruding thoughts from home.
For example, Sinnett, Costa, and Soto-Faraco (2006) found that recognition rates for spoken words were reduced when participants had to also monitor a rapid stream of pictures, relative to when the words were fully attended.
