Moving from the field and into the classroom, Lehrer and Schauble (2006) describe the act of modeling in the classroom, saying, "one cannot engage in the activity of modeling without modeling something, and the something (the content and domain) is critical with respect to the questions raised, the inquiry pursued, and the conclusions reached.
Long before his Obama poster came to light he had been engaged in the activity of social organizing around something.
Merriam Webster definition of disruption: To cause (something) to be unable to continue in the normal way: to interrupt the normal progress or activity of (something).
"DISRUPT: to cause (something) to be unable to continue in the normal way: to interrupt the normal progress or activity of (something)," Murra explains.
As Saths describes it, the 50-something Mandela was curious and skeptical about the activities of the 20-something activists.
However, the mechanism through which such changes decrease the activity of the cholesterol biosynthesis pathway is something that has yet to be fully elucidated in the published literature.
If these are not faithfully replicated on both daughter strands, there is a potential for a change in the transcriptional activity of that location, something that may lead to undesirable consequences for the cell.
Some, for instance, accept organicism, the thesis that some objects compose something just in case the activities of those objects constitute a life.
The sequence detaches the activity of bank-robbing from the traditional context of drama and thrills, and instead invites the viewer to see bank robbing as a desperate, hopeless activity, like something the damned would do for ever in hell.
The person might suddenly switch to another alter even if in the middle of something like work, conversation or activity.
I'm in the middle of something".
