Kagan's collaborator on his one book, Le Reporter Engage (1989), Patrick Rotman, labelled him a 'sentimental third worldist, a convinced left-winger', but he was also engaged by a sense of justice and by internationalist and humanitarian motives.
Furthermore, they reported the lowest score regarding how interesting and motivating they found the course to be, which together with the pervious finding suggests that Disheartened students were less engaged by the second gamified instance of the course.
Spotted by the frigate HMS Penelope under Captain Henry Blackwood, Guillaume Tell was chased northwards and engaged by first Penelope and then by Dixon's HMS Lion, driving both ships back but suffering severe damage.
All these gaps can be engaged by tackling the first one.
But during a performance of Lewis Nielson's piece "Le Journal du Corps" by the intrepid JACK quartet, I found myself compulsively engaged in a third activity: labeling.
A recent study in another area of medicine has attempted to avoid investigator bias in patient selection by engaging a third party to manage patient selection and recruitment [ 11].
The genome is actively engaged by song communication, as first shown in an early demonstration of how gene responses in the brain discriminate among different song stimuli [ 7].
Costolo feels that simplifying the interface will help users like this, and there may be ways to get them more engaged by retweeting and replying at first, instead of explicitly Tweeting.
The division was engaged by the Partisans from the first night in their garrison areas.
The Bush administration then restored to power the ultra-conservative Islamic mujahidin warlords first engaged by the CIA under William Bill Caseyey, its devout Catholic director, to fight the "godless communists" of the Soviet Union in the long proxy war of the 1980s.
