"The opioid system is typically engaged during pain, so you get a boost in painful situations.
"They care strongly about justice and the problems faced by their society and are typically engaged in some kind of civic activity at school, at work or in their communities".
I suspect that this has to do with the primaries — that December-through-March period is the time when the challenger is typically engaged in heated competition against his intraparty rivals for the party's nomination.
While anthropologists in these countries were responsive to theoretical developments in the traditional centres of the discipline, they were also open to other intellectual currents, because they were typically engaged in debates with specialists from other fields about developments in their own countries.
So, too, is the sale of insurance products.A decade ago, continental European banks were typically engaged in a broader range of activities than their American counterparts, which under the Glass-Steagall act, now scrapped, had to make a choice between commercial banking, investment banking or insurance.
Traditional Engineer-to-Order (ETO) companies are typically engaged in the production of capital goods or building projects in the construction industry.
The process of designing a particular business model is typically engaged by sensing the existence of customers with an unmet (or poorly met) need who are willing and able to pay for a potential product or service.
Given its lower spatial resolution, this co-presence data contains much more events than the contact data, leading to much denser aggregated networks: indeed, all individuals in a given area are considered as co-present, while only some of them are typically engaged in a face-to-face contact.
From hunting grounds to athletic fields to trading floors, men moving together in packs, and sometimes alone, are typically engaged in what anthropologists term "male status competition".
The preceding task-related psychological processes are typically engaged by golfers before and during the golf swing, in that the golfer has to prepare and generate the appropriate movement on the basis of careful analysis of spatial information.
