Furthermore, the point of being a poet is to establish an "idiosyncratic lyric practice that can't be assimilated into the practice of others," a critic told me, adding that poetry derives from a writer's consideration of his own "sensual, moral, intellectual, aesthetic" concerns.
Bill Lord, ICT director of the Primary National Network, which is part of the primary strategy, says it's too early to determine how well interactive whiteboards have been assimilated into classroom practice but there is evidence of innovative use of boards in lessons.
However, systematic reviews on organizational context emphasize the importance of context in understanding how and why innovations are adopted and assimilated into clinical practice [ 31].
But, the water hyacinth possesses a great ability if seen as raw material for industries or if assimilated into agricultural practices (Gunnarsson and Petersen 2007).
PASOK (Pan-Hellenic Socialist party), the party I've belonged to since my youth and led for many years, had become assimilated into conservative practices and policies.
If technology can be readily assimilated into humanistic nursing practice, nursing will be socially advantaged by technology [ 82].
As noted previously [ 17], there is also an increasing evidence-base relating to the factors that influence how 'improving quality' can be successfully implemented and assimilated into the routine practice of frontline clinical teams.
Although some of the sects disappeared over time in the United States, some of their ideologies were assimilated into modern medical practices.
Thus, while medical science could respond to clinical problems as they appeared in the context of the great teaching hospital, most doctors might find the research results distant and hard to assimilate into their practice.
CSR as a management strategy has become commonplace, formalized, integrated, and deeply assimilated into organizational structures, policies and practices.
Since at least the time of the Ancient Greeks, a proportion of Jews have assimilated into the wider non-Jewish society around them, by either choice or force, ceasing to practice Judaism and losing their Jewish identity.
