This relaxation technique consists of engaging in repeated resting periods in which the mind is free from preoccupations and the body is liberated of all tension.
The control group consisted of workers engaged in other occupations such as daily wage labour, 'zari' (embroidery) work, selling and painting, which require the same type of physical activity as waste picking.
To be living and to be free, as Crawford sees it, consists of "skillfully engaging" with the obstacles and frustrations of reality, as when playing musical instruments, repairing engines, raising children, or sailing boats.
Instead, prime-time entertainment consisted of French philosophers engaged in a round table discussion about literature or art.
This panel consisted of 26 people engaged in various telepathology projects across Canada.
The exposed population consisted of waste pickers engaged in waste picking for at least 1 year.
Various research "methods" were used, including stakeholder analysis, onsite receipt collection, ethnographic narrative, and iterative action research (Table 4), and "approaches" consisted of participant-observer, engaged, complexity-aware and prospective policy research, and community-based participatory research (not shown).
Although the study group consisted of 63 employees engaged in types of work known for a high prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders in the neck and upper limbs (Charles, Loomis, and Demissie 2009; Hayes, Cockrell, and Smith 2009), the majority did not have any of the specific diagnoses, making the analysis at this level uncertain.
The first to jump out was a torchbearer whose nomination story was, unusually, written in the first person and appeared to largely consist of being "engaged in the business of sport" alongside the rather vague hope that by doing so they might have "contributed to the development of sport in our country".
His interests expanded from painting to photography — cameraless exposures that he called "photograms" and "new vision" pictures, involving unusual points of view — and Dada-flavored photomontage, which usually consisted of tiny cutout figures engaged in zany or enigmatic dramas, beautifully arrayed.
