Sentence examples for areas engaged from inspiring English sources

Nokia, the Finnish phone maker, published a policy on Thursday explaining how it deals with the issue of "conflict minerals," or minerals that come from areas engaged in warfare.

With the rapid growth of urban areas engaged in the process of further urbanization, urban land use and land cover (LULC) are always in dramatic flux, further changing terrestrial biological, physical, and meteorological processes, leading to severe ecological and environmental problems (Pejun et al., 2010).

For each contrast, a single image was generated, carrying information about cortical areas engaged during that task relative to baseline.

One system, which we have called the "extrinsic system", [29] encompasses all the sensory-motor areas engaged with processing and acting on information derived from the outside environment.

Results of functional imaging revealed a network of different brain areas engaged during unwanted movements, including M1, premotor cortex, parietal cortex (precuneus), right IFG, and cerebellum.

On the other hand, for two cortical areas engaged in bidirectional interaction, near-zero phase-lag synchrony can emerge as a result of reciprocal interaction or positively correlated common input or a combination of both.

The human brain is in constant flux, as distinct areas engage in transient communication to support basic behaviors as well as complex cognition.

More has to be done to make the already established health facilities accessible, build more in remote areas, engage women in villages in poverty eradication activities so that they can earn an income to look after their families and at the same time pay for costs related to maternity care.

Evidences from studies incorporating structural or functional human brain mapping methods indicate that this intraindividual variability may not simply be a sequel of general brain dysfunction, but may likely be related to the functioning of neural circuits that, among other brain areas, engage the prefrontal cortex, particularly the dorsolateral areas (dlPFC) [5], [6] [14].

Our working hypothesis is that neurons in the two areas engage in reciprocal interactions, causing the same curve to be selected in the visual and the frontal cortices (Duncan, Humphreys, & Ward, 1997).

This suggests low levels of aerobically challenging physical activity and is consistent with the 2003 WHO Global School-Based Sthatnt Health Survey that indicated Ugandan adolescents in urban areas engage in low levels of moderate- and high-intensity physical activity [ 32].