Sentence examples for introduce the activity from inspiring English sources
Design a surprising way to introduce the activity.
The Forest Agency of Japan launched a campaign to introduce the activity in 1982, and, since then, its popularization there has been matched by a stream of supporting research concerning the role that nature can play in human health.
For that, a plant species which presents variability in a trait that is easy to observe (such as the famous garden peas used by Mendel that vary in flower color and seeds characteristics) can be used to introduce the activity with a story of forest fragmentation.
The role of the artist was to introduce the activity and facilitate the process of constructing the Rangoli.
The production's conceit is that of a shabby sideshow in which a two-headed man inside a cloak (Yuval Sussler and Zvi Fishzon) and two accomplices, a sinister clown (Rina Rosenbaum) and a tall ballerina (Michal Almogi) introduce the activities that take place within a series of false prosceniums.
The present research introduces the Activity Counter Maps (ACM) as a methodology for visualizing people's social spaces, arguing that accurate representations of these spaces are crucial for understanding the role of human activity as a place-making coordinate.
We also introduced them to Tough's teacher dialogue strategies, listed below: Orienting: establishing a relationship and introducing the activity.
Adler and Ben-Akiva first introduced the activity duration and activity scheduling concepts [1], while Bowman and Ben-Akiva presented the first full-day model which integrates the activity participation decision for all activities and travels spanning a day, including the dimensions of destinations, modes and timing of the derived travel [9].
The instructor introduces the activity by generating a discussion on how hormones and vitamins might relate to disease through gene regulation and in a given environmental context.
The instructor introduced the activity and explained his interest in better understanding what students think about science.
