Furthermore, we assume that the internal resources (funding, facilities, and support) are increasingly relevant when employees combine R&D and operative activities.
Additional restrictions instituted in July 2011 further limited the work hours of postgraduate year 1 (PGY-1) residents, threatening to reduce availability for educational and operative activities.
foreign aid policy in. the nineten‐seventies should "place greater emphasis On encouragement of "institu tional development" — farm credit unions, education linked to the particular needs of the country, 'housing and other co operative activities — and on broadening the base of individ ual participation in the develop ment process.
ASML-exosomes also strengthened CTL activity against NK-resistant ASML cells, and exerted co-operative activity with tumor-lysate-loaded DC, which by themselves stimulated CTL activation.
"You're referring to co-operative activity – what I'm referring to is the things the Indonesian government do – of its own volition – any day of the week".
But, as one of the agency's founding documents claims: "Like every aspect of modern industry, design should be a co-operative activity".
The approach of these projects (like our own Kosovo Science for Change) draws on critical pedagogies like that of 1960s educator Paulo Freire, for whom learning was the co-operative activity of understanding how our lived experience is constructed, and how to make a difference in the world.
Using facial electromyography (EMG), Vanman et al. (1997) found (racially) White participants to display facial responses indicative of negative affect more frequently when asked to imagine co-operative activity with Black than with White partners results interpreted as indicative of racist attitudes.
This could have had a major impact on the US space agency (Nasa) and its dealing with its Russian counterpart, Roscosmos, but the White House said matters relating to the space station were exempt, and that's where most co-operative activity between the pair takes place.
