The twelfth sign is Christian practice: affections that dissipate themselves in excitement and feelings without leading to Christian action are bogus; genuine spiritual affections motivate characteristic Christian behavior.
Through what she calls affecdent cartographies, the project reveals how grassroot practices of affection and dissent reshape the city.
"You practice exercise and affection," Cesar told the Formans, "But you're not practicing exercise, discipline, and affection.
(In practice, determination of affection status was based on fixed threshold on the normal liability scale, and so the implied prevalence will vary slightly around 1/250 when non-null genetic effects are specified. This effect is very small and does not impact the comparisons of methods and conclusions, however).
Figure 1 depicts our model of the hypothesized influence of mindful parenting on key aspects of the parent child relationship (i.e., parenting, parental well-being, child management practices, and parent child affection) that in turn have been shown to affect both positive and problem youth outcomes.
Nancy Mitford, who loved Faringdon, recalled with particular affection the practice of dyeing doves in pastel shades every Easter.
The ads show adults in a classroom exaggeratedly practicing parenting skills like affection and how to ask "How was school today?" The commercials are the second part of Operation Graduation, coordinated by the Advertising Council in New York on behalf of the Army.
In standard clinical practice, the severity of cutaneous affection is categorized into mild (PASI ≤10) or moderate-to-severe psoriasis (PASI >10) for simplicity [ 15].
To meet her family's charge that he had practiced magic to win her affection, he wrote the Apologia ("Defense"), the major source for his biography.
The Obama administration hasn't been shy about expressing its affections for the practice.
