The phrase "activities building" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to constructing or developing activities, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The activities building for the summer camp will begin next week."
Alternatives: "activity development" or "activity creation".
But these activities — building up a knowledge base and exploring it — take time.
Together, participants will also explore NYC through various activities, building a community with other passionate students.
Graduate programs have to organize the activities building evidence of the achievement in acquiring such skills and competences.
Second, Eskom identified the sources of impact with respect to its three major activities: building new facilities, operating these facilities and, ultimately, providing electricity to South Africans.
The results showed that among the varying spatial arrangements of urban activities, building footprints and infrastructural elements characterized by monocentric centers of use inscribed with well-defined and relatively uniform grids of streets and related networks, alongside of relatively integrated zones of use, seemed to perform best with regard to urban intensity.
This model unified several of the controlling and linking mechanisms involved in BMU concerted activities building and degrading bone.
Volcanological observatories measure activity building up to an eruption — known as precursors — in order to monitor volcanic activity.
In the activity Building a Topographic Model, students created a three-dimensional model of a landform above sea level.
As people get better at the activity and gain confidence, they develop the desire to continue with the activity, building the emotional component of passion," Ivcevic says.
The first stage of a seamount's evolution is its early activity, building its flanks and core up from the sea floor.
You want to show activity building and people actively engaged in what will enable them to be more autonomous and effective in their own activities.
