At 3 55 you can hear Toscanini singing along, a mark of his engagement.
In general, higher growth rates for pageviews and data use, compared to users of Opera mini, are a mark of better engagement.
South Korea - which has previously pursued a softly softly policy with its bellicose neighbour - warned that the test could mark the end of engagement efforts, which culminated with a landmark summit between Kim Jong-il and South Korea's then-president, Kim Dae-jung, in 2000.
So there is a continuing question-mark about the scale of engagement on Line's platform — especially how engaged users are outside its home market of Japan — and also the cost of user-acquisition for the business, which has deployed high profile TV ad campaigns in some of its markets to help drive sign-ups.
Just when we thought we had satisfied every possible definition of engagement, marking it in ways suitable to ourselves, our parents and our extended clans, Priya's stepsister brought up Facebook.
Influencers report lower levels of engagement for posts marked #spon or #ad because they destroy that sense of being spoken to by someone the user trusts.
In 1664, King Philip IV of Spain gave it to the Infanta Margarita Teresa to mark her engagement to Leopold I of Austria; in 1722, the diamond passed to the Wittelsbachs, members of Bavaria's ruling house.
Whistles has also benefited from the Kate effect after the duchess wore one of its white silk blouses in the series of Mario Testino photos taken to mark her engagement.
The party in April to mark his engagement to Glebova, a Canadian of Russian descent who was Miss Universe in 2005, was a media scrum of Beckham-esque proportions.
At the center of the story is the energy of revolt, the enduring moral force of spiritual and physical resistance to injustice; its refinement is no mere contemplative passivity but the mark of a precise and decisive physical engagement.
