For those students that did not feel comfortable asking questions or talking with strangers, stakeholder engagement was an awkward and arduous activity.
Some of the material from the 1901 census was later republished, in amended form, in Risley's 1908 work, The People of India, which sociologist D. F. Pocock describes as "... almost the last production of that great tradition of administrator scholars who had long and extensive experience in the Indian Civil Service and had not found their arduous activity incompatible with scholarship".
This is supported in our study by the suggestive associations between lifting and kneeling and kOA in men and the protective association between sitting at work and kOA in women, which agrees with previous research showing a link between physically arduous activities at work and kOA [ 6, 18, 26].
That the treats are the end product of what most writers consider an arduous if not downright torturous activity perhaps only adds to their deliciousness.
Developing and iterating a rubric to accurately assess student collaboration in STEAM activities is an arduous but important task when considering the nascent nature of CPS frameworks to inform the work (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 2013) and number of K-12 schools adopting STEAM initiatives (Quigley and Herro 2016).
When that happens, attracting resources and securing the support of country managers – the people responsible for commercial activity in a territory – will be an arduous uphill battle.
Part of the schoolboy's training was a commitment to arduous physical activity, and, by the late 19th century, rugby and cricket had become the leading sports that developed the "civilized" manly behaviour of the elite.
Central to this plan is a call for further research into the sharks' population structure and migratory movements, and how ecotourist activities might affect their behaviour.Learning about these things is, however, an arduous business.
Three main reasons were given for this: they wanted to avoid an arduous and lengthy ambulance trip; the hospital was associated with feelings of stress and hectic activity; and the patients recalled positive experiences with previous admissions to HSS.
This inspired an arduous catch-up campaign.
