As part of HuffPost Live's continued coverage of 2015 World Economic Forum, UNICEF Innovation Unit co-founder Chris Fabian explained to host Nancy Redd that his team developed a set of principles around innovation that they use to engage a "common ground" between corporations and civic needs.
Using fMRI, we found that the tasks of evaluating social compatibility and of evaluating physical distances engage a common brain substrate in the parietal cortex.
Since both TNF and Fas receptors engage a common component to the apoptotic machinery (Chinnaiyan et al, 1996), we tested whether mithramycin would also have a synergistic effect on apoptosis in response to Fas ligation in TF-1 cells.
Moreover, the processing of communicative intentions has been shown to engage a common neural network independently of the modality: that is, for both speech and gestures (Enrici et al. 2011).
The offence, which is complex to prove, requires 12 people or more to be engaged in a common purpose.
America backed "a stronger Europe", she said, but "as a partner" engaged in "a common effort"—a knock at President Jacques Chirac's repeated calls for a "multipolar world".
Unless the rich and poor encounter one another in everyday life, it is hard to think of ourselves as engaged in a common project.
According to the appellate court's published decision, the trio initially argued that as painters engaged in a common law occupation, they could not be subjected to an excise tax denominated as an income tax.
When asked about Thicke's claims he helped write the music for Blurred Lines, Williams said the singer had engaged in a common practice within the industry for someone to embellish their contribution.
