The group is celebrating the release of "La Peur du Vide" (Sunnyside), an engrossing album recorded during its most recent engagement, in the same room earlier this year.
Her performance as Miss Helen in Athol Fugard's three-character "Road to Mecca" in 1989 led to an engagement in the same role opposite the playwright at the Kennedy Center in Washington.
If brands wish for consumers to engage at the point of sale (the most valuable type of social engagement), their locations must be optimized for engagement in the same way websites are optimized for search.
In contrast there was no clear benefit of CD40 engagement in the same population from BALB/c mice (Figure 2B).
The diagnostic result of these individual subtle evaluations or "medical portraits," as they have recently been labeled —was a merger between the medical practitioner's "sketches" of the patient's condition and the patient's (and, in the case of the French-disease hospital, the other witnesses') previous and/or simultaneous engagement in the same matter.
For example, instead of short workshops or meetings, learning events may occur over a period of months, with online exchange building to a focal, face-to-face event, and then subsequent follow-up online, or perhaps an extended series of engagements in which the same group of actors meet on a regular basis [ 40].
"After the show didn't go through with the Finchel engagement (sob!), we can't imagine them cutting a second engagement short in the same way.
His previous engagement was in the same boxing cathedral against Sultan Ibragimov, and, in boxing parlance, he stank the place out.
The aim of the present study was to assess the spatial and temporal dynamics of voluntary attention shifts and re-engagement, both in the same hemifield and across hemifields.
Our RAF Reaper pilots follow the law of armed conflict and rules of engagement in exactly the same way as pilots of manned aircraft.
