Instead of roving affairs that hop from warehouse to warehouse, these pop-ups are limited engagements at the same venue, opening and closing at the whim of its fickle clientele.
We also studied whether the time course of attentional allocation varied differently on attentional engagement at a new location (on shift instruction) as opposed to attentional re-engagement at the same location (on stay instruction).
He said that the United States is beginning with engagement, but at the same time is preparing tougher measures should engagement fail.
The Italians described Eritrea as governed by a "brutal dictator" and noted that it had "not gotten results from its efforts at engagement", while at the same time cautioning against "creating another Afghanistan" by imposing sanctions.
Though different in character and intensity, this engagement is at the same time more protracted, less tangible in its aims, and perhaps more important in its consequences.
Meebo is really nailing it with Community IM, offering publishers a way to increase engagement while at the same time giving them another source of revenue (it's bringing its highly performing interactive ad platform to partners next month).
Formby lost the case: his plea of ill-health was compromised by his accepting an engagement elsewhere at the same time.
Two political associates, J. J. Vigneault and Greg Graves, who were also consultants to R. J. Reynolds, a division of Reynolds American, approached Mr. Huckabee with the idea of creating a nonprofit so he could earn money from speaking engagements — and, at the same time, drum up opposition to the Clinton plan.
As of March 2012, the network had users showing three times the engagement as Facebook at the same point in its lifecycle, and the company recently announced 3 million global users.
The Wallabies were then driven back on their own ball at the next engagement, with the same result: penalty to the Lions; Halfpenny through the sticks.
