However, the primary purpose of the institution is to enhance "Ikigai" though providing job opportunities as social activity not merely as economical activities.
28 The comments of our participants also indicate that LTPs might be more effective if they are established as a multidimensional activity: not merely creating a list of Lean tools and methodologies and learning how to use them, but also applying a certain hierarchy.
This finding demonstrates the importance of analyzing the dynamic nature of morphogen signaling activities, and not merely static ON/OFF states of their expression patterns, for understanding the inter-hierarchical relationships between molecular activity and tissue-level morphogenetic change.
We suggest that in realistically complex circumstances, people share activities and not merely concepts.
Thus when he says that happiness consists in an activity in 'accordance with virtue' (kat' aretên; EN 1098a18), Aristotle means that it is a kind of excellent activity, and not merely morally virtuous activity.
There is a far greater acceptance too that betting can be a leisure activity and not merely a vice, for all that the traditional image of the high street bookie is, for now at least, being poisoned by their aggressive promotion of roulette and other fixed-margin casino games.
The prohibition against political activity extends not merely to formal announcement of candidacy but also to the preliminaries leading to such announcement and to canvassing or soliciting support or doing or permitting to be done any act in furtherance of candidacy.
This revealed remarkably tight coordination of GTPase release and activation on a time scale of 10 s, suggesting that GDI Cdc42 interactions are a critical component of the spatiotemporal regulation of Cdc42 activity, and not merely a mechanism for global sequestration of an inactivated pool of signaling molecules.
This ensured that the sharing activity is not merely a way to avoid the redundant questions, but it made students review the questions even deeper.
Hanks, Dietterich and Shadlen [27] subsequently obtained microstimulation data consistent with the idea that LIP activity is not merely correlative, but plays a causal role in these decisions.
