It still makes a lot more sense to embed activity streams into e-mail clients or other applications than to try to force all employees to juggle yet another app.
Long-distance commuting and globalization in this vision become replaced by more locally embedded activities demanding much more concentrated urban development.
The Biological Sciences Department also added mathematical rigor to the introductory biology laboratories by embedding activities that required quantitative approaches into laboratory exercises.
Cogeneration is an add-on or embedded activity in thermal power plants, with as merit the use of part or whole of their point source heat exhausts.
High-end quartz watches often retail in this range, without any embedded activity tracking functions, and Withings also includes Bluetooth LE connectivity to not only sync activity measurement data back to your iPhone, but also to automatically update the time when you travel and switch time zones.
Its killer features are the ability to integrate other applications into its activity stream and embed an activity stream into any other web application.
Furthermore, the developers will soon have the opportunity to embed their activities in a stand-alone widget, anywhere across the web, which will allow even faster distribution of their products.
Prime Minister David Cameron said the government had made it clear that departments would work together to "embed physical activity into the DNA of the nation" as part of the long-term physical activity legacy from the 2012 Games.
Qontext is trying to make it possible to embed an activity stream into any application, and Yammer is starting down this route as well (at the very least I expect it to integrate with Office now that it's been acquired by Microsoft).
We believe that by guiding and prompting students to reflect throughout the learning process we can help them embed cognitive activity in the environment (a) by reducing cognitive load (Paas & Sweller, 2012), and (b) by internalizing sensorimotor routines derived from the perceptual and interactive nature of the manipulatives (i.e., Pouw, Van Gog, & Paas, 2014).
