The narrow engagement range of the clutch takes a little getting used to, though.
The government's response to the dangers of extremists was reduced, she writes, to a "dangerously narrow engagement… a dozen people for a community of over 3 million".
It is a dated system, it can be employed from a narrower engagement window than a more up-to-date system, and it is vulnerable to countermeasures.
This is to view ever-increasing numbers of Muslim organisations or individual activists with suspicion and dangerously narrow engagement to a dozen people from a community of more than three million.
Maybe we want to read a thousand pages about Facebook or the Middle East, or maybe we want a much narrower engagement.
Instead, narrow your engagement by targeting highly specific niche audiences, and interacting with your users on an individual level whenever possible.
The app has apparently seen an increase in engagement when narrowed down to specific locations where it happens to be popular, for example a beach resort around the time of Spring Break.
The app has apparently seen an increase in engagement when narrowed down to specific locations where it happens to be popular, for example a beach resort around the time of Spring Break.
In some ways, that gap has narrowed, given the serious press's editorial engagement with popular culture.
In a series of studies, we proposed that job engagement can narrow employees' attentional focus to aspects related to the job — ironically, at the expense of other important aspects related to the organization.
In March 2013, after months of navel gazing and party consternation over its lack of appeal to minorities – who will outnumber whites by 2050 – the RNC issued it's Growth & Opportunity Project report (pdf), promising to increase minority voter engagement and narrow its voter deficit.
