Sentence examples for joint engagements from inspiring English sources

"We share the stage at American Ballet Theater," she said, pointing out that after a"Giselle"that they recently danced together at the Bolshoi, no other joint engagements there had been planned.

Initial reports of JA skills focused on overt behaviors such as infants' abilities to follow the gaze, head orientation, and pointing of adults, and infants' coordinated joint engagements with social partners and objects (Bakeman & Adamson, 1984; Adamson & Bakeman, 1985; Corkum & Moore, 1995).

NATO is the natural framework for our forces' joint engagement with the Americans.

The benefit performance, which was billed as the brothers' sole joint engagement, raised $3,500 for the Shakespeare statue that still stands in Central Park.

A palace spokesman said: "They asked for their first joint engagement to be in Anglesey.

As already mentioned, co-regulation episodes were defined as delimited periods of joint engagement towards a common goal.

Pedagogically, the educator is insightful about her babies' needs and interests and makes a playful joint engagement.

A palace spokesman said the couple asked for their first joint engagement to be on the island, where they have a rented home.

Co-regulation episodes are delimited periods of joint engagement in a socially regulated cognitive process aiming towards a common goal, result or some specific learning.

Phenomenon-based research also bridges epistemological and disciplinary divides because it unites diverse scholars around their shared interest in the phenomenon and their joint engagement in the research activities: identification, exploration, design, theorising and synthesis.

The second is an asymmetrical joint engagement experience that services like email, chat and video conferencing allow.