Am I really treating individuals as participants rather than subjects?
"It's self-selection for the participants rather than a medical referral," says McNish.
The effect is musical, polyphonic, a conversation between multiple participants rather than a narcissistic aria.
"I believe that students, especially beginners in this adventure, should be participants rather than spectators," she wrote.
This aspect is more like sports, where the basic rules are defined but the narrative is created through the interplay of participants rather than defined in advance.
What I hope the punters will enjoy: I think that hopefully people will understand that we're creating a festival here in its true form, in that we want people to be active participants rather than spectators.
And audiences that were hard to pinpoint too – more Caucasian and younger than at Flash, but hardly monochromatic, ready for a long haul, and, to echo Dynell's self-assessment, determined to be active participants rather than tourists.
In contrast to multiculturalism, identity politics movements are based on the shared identities of participants rather than on a specifically shared culture.
One of the surprising things about Channel 4's current Big Ballet series, in which 18 generously proportioned amateurs are trained up to perform a version of Swan Lake, has been its willingness to celebrate the physical talents of its participants, rather than obsess over their shape and size.
Market participants, rather than the transmission company or the regulator, would determine expansions.
S1: gesture (meaning confirmation on the side of the participants rather than silence).
