The old age practice of shifting cultivation has been a single responsible factor for the forest and land degradation, there by changing the land use pattern.
Thórr-based names may have flourished during the Viking Age as a defiant response to attempts at Christianization, similar to the widescale Viking Age practice of wearing Thor's hammer pendants.
"Internet Alcohol Sales to Minors," the report by Williams and Ribisl, is believed to be the first peer-reviewed study to examine the age verification practices of Internet alcohol vendors and how readily minors can purchase alcohol.
These general practitioners are representative of Dutch general practitioners regarding age, practice form and number of days worked [ 17].
Participating and non-participating GPs did not differ significantly in age, practice type, and date of qualification.
The community has walked out to the secluded bay to lend a hand and watch the age-old practices of flensing and carving.
Legendary vocalist/violinist Iva Bittová's captivating and unforgettable vocal palette, ever expanding, merges the age-old practices of her Moravian and Roma roots with an urban sophistication drawing equally on jazz, rock, cabaret and the avant-garde.
The covariates considered in the regression analysis were gender, specialty, geographic region of practice, age of beginning practice, calendar year of beginning practice and doctor-to-population ratio.
Furthermore, diverse methodological approaches consistently reveal correlations between the extent of structural and functional neural enhancement observed in musicians and their years of musical practice or age of practice onset [ 71- 74].
Tem Açúcar is Portuguese for "do you have sugar?" cleverly named after the age old practice of sharing sugar with your neighbors.
