Definition c also counts as joint leisure, for example, diary episodes during which both partners are reading but not at the same place.
One example diary entry read: "Kept awake most of night, Wife playing about.
For example, diary entries illustrated the importance of routines related to medication and diet management, highlighting the need to minimise any disruption to existing patterns and routines when implementing technological supports.
With portraits of Tennessee Williams, for example, his diary will be on view.
For example, one diary entry from Boswell reads: "Tuesday 10 May 1763 At the bottom of the Haymarket I picked up a strong, jolly young damsel, and taking her under the arm I conducted her to Westminster Bridge, and then in armour complete did I engage her upon this noble edifice.
He tells stories of how children are programming their own games, stories, and inventions (for example, a diary security system, created by a twelve-year-old girl), and collaborating through remixing, crowdsourcing, and large-scale group projects (such as a Halloween-themed game called Night at Dreary Castle, produced by more than twenty kids scattered around the world).
For example, when "Diary" is selected, the first question is: "Did you wear a pedometer all day today, except for showering, swimming, or sleeping?" If the answer is "Yes," the woman will be directed to enter the number of steps taken that day.
For example, sleep diaries confirmed that periods of complete inactivity on actigraphy corresponded to notes in the diary that actigraphs were removed and also verified that artefacts in actigraphy recording aligned with reports of the infant sleeping while in motion (for example, in a baby swing or stroller).
In addition, examples of diary entries for each card were pre-printed on the reverse of each diary card.
Diary cards are used during individual therapy as means for identifying the most serious or problematic behavior occurring in the past week that will form the basis for a behavioral chain and solution analysis (the treatment manual provides details for assessing and treating specific OC behaviors and examples of diary cards [ 32]).
Technology advances and the increased prevalence of electronic device ownership around the world [ 1] means that electronic versions of COA (eCOA) can be used in a wide range of areas including clinical trials, routine health care and clinical settings, and also in the general population as, for example, health diaries that enable the assessment of change in health over time.
