It employs all the shiny semiotic cues that lure kids in, but ultimately it's a red herring: overdressed in its self-absorbed, art-world persona, the bike is too wrapped up in itself for normal engagement.
"There was no overt deal, there was no covert deal, there were no nods or winks" in his dealings with Mr. Murdoch and his executives in Britain, Mr. Cameron said, only the normal engagement of an opposition politician seeking to persuade powerful media figures of the electability of his party and the rightness of its policies.
In the case of normal engagement or meshing, the gears transfer the input torque (tau _{in}) to the output side by contacts between the gear teeth.
One can speculate that normal engagement of several brain regions by self faces and reduced activity to other faces in the rIFG might be related to the social impairments characteristic of children with ASD.
It called the meetings held by the officials "normal diplomatic engagements," adding, "We maintain regular contacts across the Venezuelan political spectrum".
It said the recent trip by Keiderling, Moo and Hoffman consisted of "normal diplomatic engagement," before adding, "We maintain regular contacts across the Venezuelan political spectrum, including the ruling party".
In normal ageing, engagement in daily arithmetic puzzles has been shown to improve function in a randomized controlled trial [ 42].
The present results underline the causal importance of the ACC for normal social engagement and for the utilization of social information.
It is possible that the observed low or absent ζ expression in CD8+ T cells of patients with cancer is a consequence of normal antigen engagement in this effector cell population, consistent with their antitumour activity.
It lacks balance and proportion, and it obeys none of the normal rules of engagement.
