Sentence examples for short-term activities from inspiring English sources

David White makes the distinction between people who choose to integrate online activity into their working life to a high degree (digital residents), and people who choose to use technology for selective, short-term activities and then log off (digital visitors).

Reporting about stock variations often means focusing on short-term activities.

(a) What differences can be observed when comparing the sustainability implications of short-term activities in the first years after the 2004 tsunami (humanitarian aid) and that of long-term activities (development cooperation, and so on)?

This focus on the more short-term activities was also found by Smith [51]; this allows SMEs to see any financial benefits quicker and reduce the potential risk of uncertain outcomes.

In the present study, thanks to determination of the reference level (video material), an additional factor was identified which consists of recording short-term activities with difficult-to-establish border points.

People are highly mobile, both in terms of short-term activities (e.g., daily travel to work) and long-term migration.

Most funders knew that this couldn't be a short-term activity, although some didn't.

However, when the background stress is increasing, the short-term activity evident as peaks in slip rate becomes even weaker than at the other period of the seismic cycle.

Considering the fact that work duration involves medium- to long-term decision making compared to short-term activity scheduling decisions, work duration is considered endogenous to work start time decisions.

Here, we designed a rainfall manipulative experiment in an arid ecosystem (MAP = 117 mm) in Gansu province, northwestern China to examine short-term activity responses of two dominant microarthropod groups, Collembola and mites, to experimental rain pulses.

For example, Long et al. [ 20] found that short-term activity and short-term pain limitation were improved in people with a directional preference, if that exercise was matched to their directional preference rather than being unrelated to that preference.