Our findings suggest that full attention meditation practice is a more generic integrative brain mechanism, rather than a focused attention and memory processing specific integrative mechanism [ 15], as if the individual who assiduously practices meditation would allow himself or herself, deliberately, to have many "distractions" during the practice, making an effort to not cling to any of them.
The teenager practiced assiduously.
There are barracks and quarters on the post, saluting is practiced assiduously, the enlisted men march to work, the colors are paraded on Saturday, and, unlike the Pentagon, it contains no soft-drink bars.
"In Morocco, magic is practiced more assiduously than hygiene," he added, though "ecstatic dancing to music of the brotherhoods may be called a form of psychic hygiene".
There can be no place for the kind of political calculation and court flattery that Mr. Kissinger practiced so assiduously during his tenure as Richard Nixon's national security adviser and secretary of state.
In the case of music, Philodemus argues that one ought not to practice assiduously to become a proficient performer, distracting oneself from the needful pursuit of philosophy, when the innocent enjoyment which is all the benefit that can be got from music is available to anyone who just listens to the performances available to the public (Mus. 4, col. 151.8 239 Delattre = PHerc. 1497.37).
We think that future studies in which students practice assiduously and apply targeted skills outside the classroom should obtain better outcomes.
They practiced art criticism assiduously and regularly and even earned income from it Greenberg wrote for the Nation, and Rosenberg was a longtime critic for The New Yorker.
Expecting to be outnumbered as a result of the Five-Power Naval Limitation Treaty of 1922, the Imperial Japanese Navy had practiced night tactics assiduously in order, as they supposed, to whittle down the U.S. battle line during its slow march west across the Pacific.
