Average group size during an engagement session was 29 members (Min = 8, Max = 91); thus, about 1,500 community members were engaged during the first and second engagement sessions.
Residents were also coded to have a high level of engagement (i.e., visually alert and verbally engaged) during the calls (see Table 4).
Mrs. Thomas seems no less engaged during the off-season and off the field.
Under no circumstances, Mr. McCain promised, would he engage during the rest of the contest in negative campaigning.
Many are of the couples are in their 30's, she said, and often become engaged during the winter holidays.
"We wanted the ad to air in the first half as we expect audiences to be more engaged during the early portion of the game," he says.
Partygoers all over Europe don their best national costumes, load up on flags and continental nibbles and hold sweepstakes to keep everyone engaged during the lengthy voting process.
Mr. Seidemann's questions portrayed the prosecution's skepticism about the sincerity of Mr. Whitaker's version of the events — that Mrs. Astor was coherent and engaged during the signing.
Months later, the UN admitted to peacekeeper "inaction, abandonment of post and refusal to engage" during the Malakal attack, but failed to hold any commanders or troops to account.
An article in Time, Why long lectures are ineffective, suggested students could only focus for 15-minute intervals and therefore could not be expected to stay awake and engaged during the standard 50-minute lecture.
Players become animated and engaged during the game sessions (Fig. 3).
