"It's that active engagement that seems to be critical," she says.
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It's about the active engagement and where their profits are going.
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Google's search box invited active engagement — you had to initiate the process.
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Part of that effort is an active engagement with the world media.
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This isn't an installation unless it encourages "active engagement" by the spectator.
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Remote management, such as overseeing payroll or marketing, can be considered active engagement.
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"I think that the investor world is evolving to more active engagement," he said.
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So where is Facebook getting the idea that more active engagement will boost happiness?
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In terms of his active engagement with left-wing causes, Clough exceeded even Shankly.
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Having said that, we have maintained a constant engagement with Russia, very active engagement.
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Like murals, her paintings are meant to be read, requiring active engagement to be interpreted.
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The changing of their size, direction, and color underscores Wong's active engagement with the painting.
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"It will require resolute action by European institutions and the active engagement of civil society."
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" Despite that, Tillerson said, "we have maintained a constant engagement with Russia, very active engagement.
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"The active engagement in young people convinced people 'we better do something now,' " he said.
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" The statement characterizes play as intrinsically motivated, involving active engagement and resulting in "joyful discovery.
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It will require the active engagement of those from all the relevant agencies of our government.
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The pieces have also been selected to encourage active engagement on the part of the visitor.
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The President's visit will continue his record of active engagement in Nevada GOP politics this year.
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Also, active engagement in challenges that are important to you can override the feeling of pain.
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Pathological would suggest lack of thought process and consent; no active engagement and desire on both sides.
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I hope this applies to our viewers—we've tried to create a show that rewards active engagement.
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None of my friends are on it, and I couldn't find any videos that have active engagement happening.
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It's no surprise that the 'active engagement' trend influencing Facebook's News Feed decision equally applies to advertising content.
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New York-based Upworthy is developing storytelling strategies to ensure that online content optimizes attention and active engagement.
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Active engagement should be prioritized over threats or, as has happened in the past, simply ignoring the situation.
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If you don't have active engagement or control in those ranges of motion, then you will get injured.
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The active engagement rate on Kiip rewards is now at 19%, up from the average engagement rate of 12%.
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Active engagement, Facebook says, has been proven through research to increase overall happiness and satisfaction from using the site.
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He was laying out an argument that film doesn't demand as much active engagement as some other art forms.
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Adams is the prodder in chief, the man who keeps trying to goose everyone around him into active engagement.
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Set against a backdrop of slate gray walls and occasional, muted siren wails, Insecurities demands active engagement from the start.
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In this regard, Schor and Badura-Triska's light curatorial touch succeeds in bringing viewer and artwork together in active engagement.
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Other peer-reviewed longitudinal research and experiments have found similar positive benefits between well-being and active engagement on Facebook.
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Some of the works achieve this kind of active engagement — connecting with or confronting the public — more successfully than others.
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He also touts Westport's active engagement with the arts and education, along with its abundant recreational facilities and two downtowns.
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Whatever the exact case, Abraham Lincoln's active engagement with Willie's post-mortem existence is a multi-sourceable matter of record.
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But there were also fatwas permitting people who had those attractions to relieve themselves so they wouldn't fall into active engagement.
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Arizona argues that the active engagement of state AGs in policing class action settlements serves the interests of absent class members.
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The bottom line is, I don't think the Watch is about active engagement the same as it is for the phone.
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Heartline will last three years and includes two years of active engagement and one year of additional data collection, Johnson & Johnson said.
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Active engagement with things and ideas promotes mental activity that helps students retain new learning and integrate it with what they already know.
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"(The) U.S. and Denmark are close friends and allies with a long history of active engagement across (the) globe," he said on Twitter.
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"But very active engagement has been found to promote social well-being," he said, with this applying to both paid and voluntary work.
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But The Advocate called for "active engagement" from the major presidential candidates to assess the needs in the state after the deadly flooding.
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The active engagement of yesteryear depicted in the hallowed halls of one of our national museums was something to observe, not to touch.
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I really just love layering my films with prophetic details that I hope encourage more active engagement on the part of the viewer.
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However, the time may come when the role of the American troops stationed in Qatar moves beyond deterrence to an active engagement role.
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And the campaigns are really about active engagement, for example asking users to watch a video and answer questions about what resonated with them.
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Downloads slowed to a few thousand a day from a much more robust number and active engagement became a lot less than what it was.
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Weaver ripped the Trump administration's "lack of active engagement and support" for the recovery efforts following Hurricane Maria and Trump's visit to the U.S. territory.
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Active engagement with online marketing materials was also found to be more closely linked to drinking behavior than passive exposure to them, the report notes.
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Apple gets more active engagement in a small but growing concentrated number of gyms, and gyms get to list an Apple partnership among their perks.
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Senator Thom Tillis, a Republican from North Carolina, told Reuters that active engagement by Trump and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo contributed to Brunson's release.
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"We have an active engagement process for environmental, social and governance matters," said Exxon spokesman Scott Silvestri, who declined to comment on specific meetings with activists.
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The active engagement of a wide range of citizens in creating technologies and data systems, through a variety of collective organizations offers an attractive alternative worldview.
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A U.S. president need not try to match this frequency, but active engagement enhances Kazakhstan's sovereignty and insulates its citizens from possible overreach by their neighbors.
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When it comes to managing chronic disease, active engagement can mean the difference between a healthy, prolonged life and frequent and expensive trips to the emergency room.
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It might be a tall order to expect consistent active engagement from people trying to survive, who groan under the weight of a dysfunctional, largely unsafe country.
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But environmental justice activists say the plans have to go deeper than policy — they also want to see active engagement with communities that have been harmed by pollution.
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That said, although an assistant like Siri that is based on speech recognition does require some active engagement, most people don't consider talking too much of a drag.
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But active engagement is possible only if, unlike in the usual AI attitude, all contributors, not just elite engineers, are considered crucial role players and are financially compensated.
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If Twitter lives up to its promises of active engagement with researchers and their needs, it could smartly capitalize on rival Facebook's parallel missteps in support for academics.
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Lip reading, then, is a sort of synthesis, both effortful and intuitive, and the experience of active engagement with someone's face reveals our bodies to be surprisingly resourceful.
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The spectacular crash of the Versailles system and the start of World War II awakened America to the critical necessity of its active engagement with the international system.
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That would open up the way for a more active engagement of American, Chinese, Russian and Japanese companies on the Peninsula and in the rest of East Asia.
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The three will focus on companies where they can drive performance by raising corporate governance through active engagement, they said at the firm's official launch in London on Wednesday.
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"[DACA] represents an important inflection point that calls for an increase in more active engagement with Congress, but it's not as if we're changing our whole approach," Gutiérrez added.
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However, we also know that through active engagement with African leaders, U.S. companies will be better positioned to compete around the world and create new jobs in our country.
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Unlike apps that monitor sleep or need active engagement, "by design the Dreampad is relatively low tech," Redford explained, adding that it's for people who want to manage stress.
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While Georgia has made great progress since 1991, continued active engagement from the U.S. and the EU remains indispensable to making our vision for the next 25 years a reality.
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The 29 artists, who were on display through June 5, used painting, sculpture, performance, and installation to explore observational aesthetics, active engagement, and new takes on formalism, via identity politics.
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But, I also found myself breezing through some Branded images because their message felt so clear, there was no "work" — no active engagement — required of me beyond a passive consumption.
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Yet there is active engagement by some artists, whether boat-building, intrepid voyages on the often polluted currents, or quixotic attempts to build a bridge from Brooklyn to Governors Island.
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According to the EWG, a simple conference call can prove "active engagement" and almost a quarter of farm subsidy recipients do not physically work on the farm they receive subsidies for.
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With their extensive expertise, resources and active engagement in addressing potential threats, they are far better positioned to secure our nation and our intellectual property than institutions of higher learning are.
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While these deals are meant to be complementary to live linear TV and streaming properties — not primary or standalone — Twitter expects live video content to boost active engagement among its users.
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Activist investment is gaining momentum in Japan, backed by the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that sees active engagement between firms and shareholders as a valuable spur to economic growth.
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Ali Shrago-Spechler's installation, A whole new megillah does amerikuh, 2016, insists that the audience interacts with large-scale Donald Trump piñatas and Bernie Sanders masks as active engagement art represents.
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Yeah, the activist bases of both parties are more hyper-engaged and hyper-aware than they've ever been, but, perversely, that insulates them against the less active engagement of their fellow citizens.
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Here, the Trump administration could support Russia-led mediation, but this would require not only active engagement with Moscow but also an altogether different approach toward the Syrian government's other ally: Iran.
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While normally developing teenagers seek new levels of emotional and physical distance from their parents perhaps they, like toddlers, feel most at ease when their folks balance active engagement with detached availability.
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When it comes to hands-on artistic dialogues between equals, with co-active engagement in what is almost always a one-off special undertaking, well, that's hard enough between couples and friendly peers.
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Snapchat, for example, measures a video view as any time a video is opened, while Nielsen counts video views on linear (and now digital) TV as active engagement for at least a minute.
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With students and young people leading the fight on issues ranging from gun violence to immigration and women's rights, this year's speeches invoked social justice, the #MeToo movement and active engagement in democracy.
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A new poll conducted for our organization shows that bipartisan support for the UN remains high -- 88% of Americans support active engagement at the UN. This support is shared by Republicans and Democrats alike.
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This could get awkward ... or productive As a presidential adviser, Moon helped craft the Sunshine Policy of the liberal governments of 1998 to 2008, a period of more active engagement and cooperation with North Korea.
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With the launch of a separate Discovery page, Facebook is likely looking to drive more active engagement among core Facebook users by creating a space for users to purposefully explore and spend time with Stories.
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"We look forward to making our case to FSOC as part of our designation review, and we will continue our active engagement with regulators while evaluating our options as the process moves forward," Prudential said.
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For instance, research led by Ethan Kross, a professor of psychology at the University of Michigan, has found that high levels of passive browsing on social media predict lowered moods, compared to more active engagement.
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"The reforms are beginning to have a positive effect because already extremely busy judges are willing to undertake more active engagement in managing their dockets, which will pay dividends down the road," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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While this is perhaps a reflection of women's limited involvement in 19th century expeditions — a thematic focus of the exhibition — female photographers' active engagement in the 20th century is well known and recorded, and feels underrepresented.
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It would reiterate the central importance of equal and active engagement of women at all levels of influence, and in doing so, convey that gender equality is a goal very much worth taking a stand for.
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While national factors contribute to this economic boost, Springboard's active engagement in community arts has created a cornerstone for the Fergus Falls economy to build upon, filling the void left by the closure of the mental hospital.
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"Active engagement by companies like Microsoft means that cloud native will increasingly be the standard way to deploy software both for new, greenfield applications and the standard platform for evolving existing monolithic applications into the cloud native future."
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BlackRock, the world's biggest fund manager, overseeing more than $6trn of assets, is putting more emphasis on "stewardship": active engagement with firms it co-owns (and, in the case of index-tracking funds, from which it cannot divest).
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"Combating malign foreign influence operations requires a 'whole of society' approach that relies on coordinated actions by Federal, State, and local government agencies; support from the private sector; and the active engagement of an informed public," Hickey said.
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Co-viewing behavior boosts active engagement with content, as opposed to passive consumption: Watch Parties — video experiences where groups of users are watching together in real-time — generate eight times more comments than regular videos in Groups, per Facebook.
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Strong Ties with Agro-Chemical: SIC has close operational and strategic ties with the state, reflected by its participation into government-assigned tasks and active engagement in the industry consolidation with a view to enhance the weak domestic sector.
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"Despite active engagement with academia, industry, and the greater public on this issue, however, foreign adversary efforts to exploit America's accessible academic environment continue to grow," E.W. Priestap, assistant director of the FBI's counterintelligence division, told lawmakers in June last year.
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But beyond the external return — the corporate social responsibility benefit — that employers receive from promoting their employees' more active engagement as citizen-voters and advocates, are there other internal "ROI" dividends that employers receive when they implement strong and effective E2E programs?
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You know, I would say that if you think about the difference between active engagement in entertainment and passive engagement in entertainment, in traditional movies and television, a story unfolds, you suspend your disbelief, you create an emotional connection with a character on a screen.
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"We know from our active engagement with patients of all ages and backgrounds that they are keen to use technology that will improve access and give them greater control of their own health, wellbeing and social inclusion," said Trust Chief Executive David Loughton, CBE, in a statement.
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The total effect is of a paradoxical and Janus-headed character — of a man torn between a need for narcissistic display and the demands of a vigorous intellect, between his hedonistic impulses and a contravening passion for active engagement on behalf of the ideas he believes in.
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To acquire customers, convert them to DAUs then to MAUs, the boutique studios must formulate a distribution consolidation pact to effect the active engagement and retention of early adopters, and to impress upon them the incentivization of viewership through a monetized offering of multiple channels in a network.
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These three works, which in their own ways (the hard-edged geometry and simplicity of "Cargo" and Creed's active engagement with the viewer's experience) denote the subtle conceptual basis by which Minimalist art has persisted, mark the start of a zealous, breathless tour through the annals of Minimalism.
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The USDA states that management must be "critical to the profitability of the farming operation," but according to the Environmental Working Group, a simple conference call can prove "active engagement" and almost a quarter of farm subsidy recipients do not physically work on the farm they receive subsidies for.
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"The bulk of the academic research out there tells us that — what is beneficial for wellbeing and what might not be — is whether [social media use] is intentional, whether it's active engagement, or whether you're sort of passively, mindlessly scrolling on the screen," said David Ginsberg, director of research at Facebook.
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It was no mere passive conjunction of events that united me to the history of that year and the ones that followed, but active engagement and participation, a sense that I, along with many other politicized, and yes, liberated, women, were actually intervening in the historical process and changing history itself: the history of art, of culture, and of institutions, and of consciousness.
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While his active engagement with the Trump campaign is the obvious reason for his appointment, Clovis also has a compelling set of experiences that include serving as a member of the U.S. Air Force, a professor at Morningside College and Iowa State University and as a senior-level strategy consultant in one of the country's most respected consulting firms, Booz Allen.
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