And next year Dr. Herzing plans to begin a new phase of her research, something she says has been a lifetime goal: real-time two-way communication, in which dolphins take the initiative to interact with humans.
These HCPs also perceived that as time went by and mothers spend more time with her baby, most of them began to identify themselves as the mother of her baby, became more confident with her ability to care for her baby and started to take the initiative to interact with her baby.
Over the past year we've tried several different initiatives to interact with our readers.
Rather, it serves as a buffer zone between the control of authorities and private initiatives (Seppälä 1992) and thus facilitates both top-down governance and grassroots initiatives to best interact and engage with each other in innovation processes (Carayannis and Campbell 2012).
The second full trailer made its debut on April 24 , 2012 containing a viral marketing initiative inviting viewers to interact with a website and Facebook application for the film.
As suggested by the Institutional Review Board, the researcher had taken the initiative to clarify the vaccination-related doubts of parents who were interacted with and also reassured the need for vaccination.
Third, all NoEs have interacted with various networks, organizations or northern partners, including WWARN, Global Health Trials, THRiVE, Initiative to Strengthen Research Capacity in Africa, Africa AIDS Vaccine Partnership and the African Network on Drugs and Diagnostics Innovation among others.
On a given week, May says, he or his ATA lieutenants interact with the departments of Commerce, State, Treasury and Homeland Security on items as broad as the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative to minutiae on the environmental aspects of de-icing fluid.
Even an initiative to limit initiatives.
Initiative to help minority youth: Michael Scherer.
International Initiative to End Child Labor.
