During the forum, the delegates engaged in skill-building sessions and drafted a declaration.
Thus, if RET is to be fully integrated into village culture, villagers must first actively engage in skill development as RET software (skill, knowledge) 'cannot be transmitted instantaneously' by gift or purchase [4], p. 245].
As a result, they are allowing women to engage in skills training activities.
During the forum, the child delegates will engage in skill-building sessions, a negotiating session and draft a declaration that will be presented to the President of the COP15 at the Forum closing session.
Sports experts are usually engaged in motor skill learning for a long period of time and can display their extraordinary skill in stressful situations.
Twelve participants engaged in a skill retention assessment 6 weeks post-workshop with 2 of the original 14 participants unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts.
At Murama, particular attention is given to ensure children are actively engaged in life skills clubs to learn interpersonal skills that will help them to make informed decisions, solve problems, think critically and creatively, communicate effectively, build healthy relationships, identify with others, and cope with and manage their lives in a healthy and productive manner.
We engaged in the Skills Marathon because we wanted a way to engage our employees using their skills and we wanted to do it in a way that supported the organizations with which we already have relationships.
The results of Experiment III showed that the observed interference is not related to muscle activation per se, but that interference requires the subject to engage in acquisition of a skill, in order to promote learning in appropriate motor circuits.
At this annual event government officials engaged in contests of skill with the spear, bow and arrow, and matchlock musket — a case of Buddhism's war of art running parallel to the art of war.
Kwanchai Gomez, the executive director of the Thai Rice Foundation, a research center financed by the Thai royal family, believes the decline of interest in such hard work is inevitable, but a decade ago she set up an annual summer camp to keep at least some young people engaged in the ancient skill of coaxing rice from the ground.
