Its title is cryptic: A Needle Walks into a Haystack, which explores "our habits, our habitats, and the objects, images, relationships and activities that constitute our immediate surroundings".
However, to carry out the activities that constitute human living well over a whole lifetime, or long stretches of it, is living well or doing well.
We investigate the activities that constitute their business models using activity theory as a lens with which better to understand them.
The purpose of this paper is to identify the pedagogical principles underlying the teaching and learning activities that constitute effective e-Learning.
From the perspective of the knowledge spillover argument and research collaboration, it is inferable that at the broader level, knowledge producers are primarily involved in creativity, while knowledge users mainly engage in innovation, two key activities that constitute entrepreneurship.
The question then arises, to what extent must society be organized so that all of its members are able to participate as full members in the activities that constitute a decent life in the society?
Egyptian and Jordanian press associations prohibit members from conducting activities that constitute "normalization" with Israel, a loosely interpreted term that for reporters can mean not even interviewing Israeli citizens.
OCRe captures the central semantics that underlies the scientific processes of clinical research and can serve as an informatics foundation for supporting the entire range of knowledge activities that constitute the science of clinical research.
In its strongest version, relational accounts argue that the activities that constitute self-determination are inherently social; relationships, far from undermining autonomy, provide the conditions of possibility for the exercise of self-determination and self-actualization (Donchin 2000: 239; Scully 2008: 161 162).
The QM-activities that constitute a QMS were listed in a questionnaire.
