In Late Shang divination as practiced during the reign of Wuding (c. 1250 1192 bce), cattle scapulae or turtle plastrons, in a refinement of Neolithic practice, were first planed and bored with hollow depressions to which an intense heat source was then applied.
The second and more pernicious reason was the horror of eugenics as practiced during in the first half of the 1900s, culminating in the genocidal Nazi regime in the 1930s and 1940s in Europe (Zampieri 2009).
But politics, especially as practiced during the national conventions, is nothing more than intolerance and bigotry writ large.
When the governor of Indiana speaks, you might go get a banana". James Hay, co-author of "Better Living Through Reality TV," notes a more subtle alignment of reality TV with politics as practiced during the administration of President George W. Bush.
After all, high-frequency stimulation (around 130 Hz), as practiced during therapy, should itself compromise these phenomena through somal inhibition and the driving and pacing of axons (McIntyre etal., 2004).
A few of the women accepted the dubious consolation prize of serving as practice jumpers during the Olympic competition in Whistler.
For example, he believes that soldiers should be deployed together, rather than trickling in and out of combat zones individually as was the practice during the Vietnam War.
John enlisted in the Navy before finishing high school in San Diego but was still given a diploma, as was the practice during World War II.
Then, once they had risen nicely, CSFB's brokers would "flip" or "spin" them to less fortunate buyers, booking the profits for Frank's friends—a business gift, as they say in Saudi Arabia.Like much of what passed as industry practice during the late 1990s, spinning is now under investigation by everyone from securities regulators to Congress.
Waterboarding was ended as a practice during the Bush years.
