Sentence examples for a shared practice from inspiring English sources

To this some authors, including Searle (1995, 2010) and Tuomela (2002), have replied that the existence of money depends at least partly on collective intentional attitudes, or on a shared practice of treating certain pieces of paper, and not others, as money.

This routine and highly consistent separation of work and street clothing is a notable example of a shared practice that supports effective IP & C within the group.

As Bailey [ 35] concludes, it takes more than just nurses and family doctors working in a shared practice to produce collaborative practices.

Of the 10 intervention group physicians, 7 were adult Primary Care Physicians from a single practice, 2 were Orthopedic surgeons in a shared practice, and one was an Ophthalmologist in solo practice.

Communities of practice (CoPs) such as these have three fundamental elements: a domain of knowledge that creates a common ground and a sense of common identity; a community of people who care about the domain and create the social fabric of learning; and a shared practice that the community develops to be effective in their domain [ 12].

Remember that shared planning as a group also means shared practice.

This is a complex issue, the current dominant view being that extending the field of knowledge of the CoP has to be balanced against the risk of losing a sense of belonging and shared practice among the professional community.

The members' constant interactions within CoP create a dynamic knowledge container and a repertoire of shared practices and experiences.

"We see this less as a satellite campus and more of a node and network system linked to a set of shared practices," Mr. Towers said.

The most basic theoretical assumption is that the activities of social life have to be continuously carried out and carried through, and moreover, that this mundane performativity is organised through a multiplicity of collectively shared practices.

The findings of this study indicated that nurses need to reflect together about spiritual care to increase their awareness and knowledge of the topic, establish concepts and elicit a rationale for their shared practices.