Our journal will also continue to follow the ongoing systemic change of energy systems in different regions and will vigorously participate in the ever stronger discourse on how to transform urban settlements into smart cities.
After the war began she sought to contribute by vigorously participating in the activities of the Algerian Red Cross.
But in our case, we represent five frontier artists -- women artists -- from New York City, who sat together and found consensus in our worldview and tried to articulate the way that we could most vigorously participate.
If we do not vigorously participate in this as committed stakeholders, a remarkable opportunity will pass us by, and ultimately our role in multidisciplinary cancer care can be predicted to shrink as well.
Malinowski was active in sponsoring studies of social and cultural change and participated vigorously in educational programs for administrators, missionaries, and social workers.
The low potential of exogenous remyelination is in contrast with studies in which adult macaque GFP+ Schwann cells grafted within the lesion of the macaque (Bachelin et al., 2005) or nude mouse spinal cord (Girard et al., 2005), participated more vigorously to the remyelination process contributing up to 50% of the total peripheral nervous system remyelination.
The students are no exception and are in fact even more likely to participate vigorously - and be willing to pay the price of that participation - due to their age and their idealism.
We look forward to a national debate on the merits of what we have recommended, and we will participate vigorously in that debate.
It is partly achieved through verbal encouragement in terms of frequently recurring utterances while you are active: 'Well done!'Greateat job, keep it up!' or 'You're doing fine!' The player is encouraged to participate vigorously, and what is being praised is that self-governance works, i.e. that the players show that they are active.
Even for this small number, however, we were interested to observe that those who participated exercised more vigorously than is common practice in most geriatric and medical units, where the predominant form of exercise can be walking or other low-intensity training.
