Because Schulman was in many ways predicting the shape that AIDS activism might take in New York, the novel is full of moments like this: the past refracted through the engaged imagination of someone for whom it was still the future.
Breathing deeply into the belly through the nose engages the parasympathetic nervous system, creating an immediate relaxation response.
Such issues raise concerns about the necessity and healthiness of TIDS, which in soccer alone, through the EPPP, engage ~ 12,000 boys and young men in intensive training four to five times per week [10, 11].
Through the Engaged Scholars Program, we are expanding and integrating existing programs and experimenting with new ones to provide students with meaningful engagement with the community, experiential and problem-based learning, cross-disciplinary inquiry, and opportunities to follow their passions and interests.
Despite reluctance towards adoption, the government, through the Ministry of Health, engaged with civil servants to appraise their interest in adoption.
Close to a dozen men wearing black facemasks and red headbands paraded through the grove, engaging in different military formations under the midday sun.
Visitors to the library can then physically flip through the work, engaging with an artist's visual diary from just about any corner of the world.
In his playing days, Wells tended to stomp his way through the clubhouse, engaging with everyone he saw, whereas Kuroda often sits quietly at his locker.
British ships made the initial entry into the Dardanelles, but the French ships passed through them to engage the forts at closer range.
In Central America, violence has become the currency through which the gangs engage each other, carry out their drug business and control the population through fear.
