The phrase "involved experience" is correct in written English.
You can use it to refer to an experience that is complicated, detailed, or requires a lot of commitment. For example: "I gained a valuable and involved experience interning with a local law firm."
Besides, we assume that all the channels involved experience block fading and remain constant during each transmission block.
The aim of this work is to describe pedestrian-driver encounters, communication, and decision strategies at marked but unsignalised crossings in urban areas in the Czech Republic and the ways in which the parties involved experience and handle these encounters.
This is actually one of the opt-in items on the list, and if you do choose to participate, LinkedIn will offer to help your with messages by autogenerating simple responses, handling meeting scheduling or even breaking the ice (which should really not be a supremely involved experience on a professional social networking platform).
Alternatively, both copies of duplicated genes may remain active and retain their original function over a long evolutionary time in polyploids if the relative gene-product stoichiometry is essential for appropriate cellular function or if the genes involved experience allele-dosage effects [ 83] that provide selective advantages.
For a more involved experience, various options exist.
A little suspense, mystery, adventure, and plot twists will turn a dull story into an entertaining and involved experience.
Earlier expeditions involved experiencing several dead-end lanes and some lovely countryside around Gleneagles, took up to two and a half hours and were embroidered with some choice swearing and head-scratching.
All the clubs involved experienced significant increases in their turnover, which at Aston Villa, McGregor's own club, increased more than sixfold between 1889 and 1899.
The health promotion support staff involved experienced higher level of change strategies and project management compared to the education staff.
To others, the answer is more complex and involves experience, money and -- a pragmatic and crucial factor in politics -- loyalty.
It is a far more intimate and involving experience at sea level - an experience heightened by the Fairbairns' system of using passengers as amateur field workers.
