For Bordwell, a "narrational mode is a historically distinct set of norms of narrational construction and comprehension," one that crosses genres, specific creators, and artistic movements to forge a coherent category of practices.
Lots of organizations have one or two areas where the design team is functioning at a high level, but an organization with a mature design practice should expect to see a coherent design culture, with practices, principles, quality standards, and tools that enable design at scale reaching throughout the organization.
The construction and implementation of such a national framework will necessitate substantial research and strategic planning to form a coherent theory and systematic practice of English language education specific to the Chinese context.
A coherent definition of the practice model is a crucial determinant of the quality of interprofessional collaboration and of the capacity to establish operational definitions of each team member's role.
This question could be extended to adult services to ensure reform provides a coherent approach to social work practice across the lifespan.
The guiding rationale was that by providing a coherent curriculum framework with common practice principles, greater continuity would be achieved for children as they moved between service settings throughout the week and throughout their childhood.
In order to increase the impact of policies, the following broad categories of study and organisational reform can be suggested: First, much as it is easy to call for a coherent approach to policy instruments, practice is more difficult.
Suchman (2000), for example, in a thoughtful and detailed analysis in her article 'Embodied practices of engineering work', provided an account of professional engineering practice that 'emphasizes the multiplicity of media and associated objects involved in the work of engineering on the one hand, and their integration in practice into a coherent field of action on the other'.
Despite a mordant view of the morals of the world, he did believe then that his class was capable of better things — that, while its practices might be fundamentally mercantile, its ideals elevated those practices into a coherent ethical system, and it could be trusted to regulate itself, because its commitment to its own high standards remained vigorous and genuine.
The effort to regulate public morality also means molding the incongruous government practices into a coherent ideology.
