Deliberately engaging the community, or even just "being there", adds a range of predisposing, enabling and engaging dimensions that affect health and health service behaviour.
This is the real science of epidemiology in social audit: understanding, enabling and engaging dimensions and understand how these might affect measurement, and how they might be part of the solution to whatever problem the social audit measures.
Those learners are people, fully engaged with multiple dimensions of their life: social, physical, pleasure-appreciating, playful.
Wagner strove to create a theatrical form in which all the arts — poetry, music, visual imagery, drama, spectacle — would combine in a Gesamtkunstwerk, a unified work engaging every dimension of human perception.
Where it has addressed reconstruction, it hasn't investigated the issue of priority setting across the diverse range of organizations increasingly engaged in this dimension of urban planning.
A well-crafted lyric should sound like the words can only be coming from this character, at this particular moment; this not only helps the plot and keeps the audience engaged, it adds dimension to the characters and makes us care about them.
The diagram provides students with a conceptual tool for learning about professionalism by starting with the self, with focus on the reflective dimension, and moving outwards via small group experiential exercises through which the empathic and knowing dimensions are engaged and developed.
On the other hand, the group actively engaged in the affective dimension.
As I spend more time working and living on these mountain slopes and forests, my desire to engage with these dimensions of knowing becomes stronger.
But what is more prevalent today than yesterday is the reality of rendering yourself irrelevant if you don't understand and engage across those dimensions.
Not surprisingly, the commentary that Babette's Feast has occasioned sets those who are interested in the food against those who engage the religious dimensions of the film.
