Brian Levine, the executive director of the Glenn Gould Foundation, sees in Grimaud a resemblance to Gould: "She has this willingness to take a piece of music apart and free herself from the general body of practice that has grown up around it". Grimaud also tries to move her audience.
Just as the universe possesses its fundamental laws and its finely regulated order — which humans, wherever they may be, must respect when acting upon their environment — the Koran lays down laws, a moral code and a body of practice that Muslims must respect, whatever their era and their environment.
As a task-centered body of practice, an activity follows its own inner logic and develops its own customs quite apart from what culture or language decrees.
There was, however, a body of practice based knowledge and experience.
Their long-term benefit on relevant endpoints such as TJA cannot be established until a substantial body of practice data has accrued.
Finally we consider the extent to which a distinctive body of practice was emerging in the work that Peer Workers were doing.
Second, our study indicated that provision of flexible working arrangements for Peer Workers and benevolent, protective reinforcement of existing working practice within a team can militate against both the entry of Peer Workers as equal members of a team, and the emergence of a distinctive body of practice associated with the Peer Worker role.
Further, for new roles to be successfully adopted, organisational research suggests that the incumbents of new roles need to feel that they bring power to the team, as defined by a specific body of practice, especially if they are non-professionals [ 17].
Good evidence now exists that there is a body of management practices which is strongly associated with better performance, regardless of time or place.
Religious communities, including brotherhoods, mystery cults, synagogues, churches, sects, and monastic and missionary orders, serve initially to preserve and interpret their traditions or the body of doctrine, practices, and liturgical forms through which religious experience comes to be expressed.
