Such zones themselves are partly the product of the work of regulatory policymaking and the active application of regulatory standards.
Born into a Buddhist family, and raised to be a constantly curious global citizen, Maya's personal growth journey includes the reflective study and active application of Eastern and Western philosophy, brain science, motivational psychology, improvisation and the healing arts.
It emphasizes the importance of active application of subject matter knowledge in CSCL practices, and it prioritizes transactive over nontransactive forms of knowledge application in order to facilitate learning.
Overall, low transmission and active application of local ecological knowledge seemed to prevail in the studied households, even though all interviewees acknowledged the significance of such knowledge for predicting dzud, preparing for the disaster and coping with it.
Option+Command+M -- Minimize all windows of the active application to the Dock.
14% of voxels across the whole brain were active following the application of the 128 mN stimuli in infants compared with 9% of voxels following the 512 mN stimuli in adults.
Complications like distal embolisation require more invasive and active therapy, such as application of the activator of tissue plasminogen, intravenous heparin, or open surgical exploration [2, 11].
Just to the right of the Apple icon is the name of the current active application.
It suggests that pore wall surfaces of activated carbon are closer to that of amorphous solids because of defects of crystalline lattice, finite pore length, and the presence of active centers, etc. Application of the NLDFT adapted to amorphous solids resulted in quantitative description of N2 and Ar adsorption isotherms on nongraphitized carbon black BP280 at their respective boiling points.
All authors participated in active discussions about the application of the research literature to specific examples from academic health centers.
