Harkat-o-sakoon nafsaniah (mental work and rest), which emphasizes the simultaneous engagement of the human mind in numerous emotional and intellectual activities.
But there's also this: any kind of simultaneous engagement between these three nations, with so much in common and so much that sets them apart, is almost unheard of within the subcontinent itself.
This attention stems partly from an appreciation of the fact that real renunciation is not complete but depends for its success on a simultaneous engagement in and nonattachment to the world.
This condition required simultaneous engagement of explicit and implicit control of movement direction (Fig. 2E).
However, simultaneous engagement of TLR 2/6 and Dectin-1 by Zymosan polarized the Th cell response towards Th0 or Treg [12] [14].
This was primarily through Dectin-1 receptor since simultaneous engagement of TLR2 with Dectin-1 by Zymosan led to very low levels of production of all these cytokines.
Even more striking was the simultaneous engagement of medial prefrontal and occipital regions during retrieval from remote memory six months later, if, and only if, sleep had occurred the night after learning.
Thus, previous studies have shown that binding of Vav1 to Cbl-b requires the SH2 and SH3 regions [37] and, of particular relevance to the current study, it has been reported that the binding of Vav2 (and presumably the rest of Vav family proteins) to mDia/interacting protein requires the simultaneous engagement of a tyrosine phosphorylation motif and a PRR [38].
Under physiological conditions CD28-derived signals alone are not capable of inducing T cell activation, whereas simultaneous engagement of the TCR and CD28 (e.g. by its natural ligands CD80 and CD86 which are expressed on mature antigen presenting cells) leads to activation of resting T lymphocytes (reviewed in [3], [4]).
Physicians' simultaneous engagement in multiple clinical professions is very common worldwide.
Human Brain Mapping Published by Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Multitasking (MT) constitutes simultaneous engagement in two or more cognitive activities.
