Sentence examples for socially activate from inspiring English sources
Today's approach to the issue of old age has recognized the need to socially activate the elderly by providing them with opportunities to expand their social circle and meet their needs for self-development, education, and physical activity.
The company added it intended to use Myspace's infrastructure to "deploy socially activated advertising", enabling brands to take their campaigns viral by allowing users to share ads with friends.
The research by Matt Lieberman and Naomi Eisenberger, scientists at UCLA, has shown that feeling socially excluded activates some of the same neural regions that are activated in response to physical pain, suggesting that social rejection may indeed be "painful".
They find that rights in the two indigenous contexts in question are always socially embedded – they are activated through social relations, not through the fact of existence itself.
We distinguish four such classes: socially evocative, social interface, socially receptive, and sociable.
We assume Keepon's minimal expressiveness helped the children understand socially meaningful information, which then activated their intact motivation to share interests and feelings with others.
Schilbach et al. [ 49] reported that not only the left medial basotemporal and right superior temporal cortex, but also the prefrontal lobe, were activated when participants viewed socially relevant clips.
The combined administration of physiological (cold pressor) and psychological (social-evaluative threat) stressors, as in the socially evaluated cold pressor test (SECPT; Schwabe et al., 2008) activates the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) and the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis.
The results suggest that the VCE studied was perceived as a meaningful, intrinsically motivational and activating learning environment, and was found to socially and emotionally engage learners.
Therefore, to derive activated carbon from renewable bio-mass materials is environmentally and socially significant.
