Definition c also counts as joint leisure, for example, diary episodes during which both partners are reading but not at the same place.
She had just returned from an 11-month leisure travel trip through Africa, during which she visited Madagascar and 14 countries in West Africa.
In this context, it is important to discriminate between physical activity practiced at work and during leisure, which may differ markedly in both structure and effects.
If you took away division of labour and domestication you might have something pretty close to what obtained for the first two million years of the species, during which there was leisure time, there was quite a lot of gender equality and no organised violence - which doesn't sound too bad.
Third, we did not collect information on ETS exposure during leisure time, which could be a substantial source of ETS exposure among the young [ 31].
Leisure- time physical activity was assessed using the question: " If you consider the physical activity you take during your leisure time, which of these seven options fit you the best if you look at the year as a whole?".
He spends his leisure time in pursuits familiar in the West -- computer games and role-playing retreats during which he plots the exploits of dwarfs, dragons and vampires, along with such heroes as Napoleon and Thomas Edison.
The intervention spans a three month period during which an HFA aims to have one-to-one contact, in person (at leisure centres) or via telephone, with participants on four occasions.
McFall spent the next year at home, during which he took up mountain biking and climbing and worked as a fitness instructor at his local leisure centre.
The first 5 inquire about the number of days during which headache presence disrupted (partially or totally) paid and school work, household work, and leisure/family/social duties.
