In an extraordinary section of one piece in the middle of the set, "Earth Secrets," all the musicians improvised simultaneously through chord changes and song form; you heard a mashing together of 6/8 and 4/4 patterns, and some drummers playing a downbeat as others played an upbeat: a strange additive chemistry of rhythm made coherent through practice.
This study explored the connections between elements of Magnusson and Redekopp's 2011 model of coherent career practice and agency to better understand how postdoctoral scholars in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields define and take action to realize their professional career goals.
Without coherent teaching practices and a common ability standard for reference, the English teaching and assessment practice in China is inefficient, resulting in a waste of educational resources.
As an increasing number and range of studies has shed light on the neural mechanisms and beneficial effects of a wide array of contemplative practices, I believe we are entering a new phase where a broad consensus and coherent research and practice paradigms are within reach.
In this chapter we lay out the challenges of detailed product design and introduce Contextual Design's techniques for helping teams see and define product structure in a way that keeps the user practice coherent.
Indeed, cognitive neuropsychology has aIways been more concerned about evaluation and proposal of models than clinical intervention; however, it is essential to keep the theoretical basis coherent with clinical practice.
"It is more coherent than political practice".
Neuroscience shows that the brain becomes highly coherent during TM practice.
The measurement science (metrology) community is devoted to establishing a philosophically coherent terminology and practice for characterizing and communicating measurement performance [ 4].
What will be the impact of this sudden and profound "global education" upon political dictatorships, isolated communities, coherent cultures, religious practices, etc.? As great universities of the world begin to offer degrees and knowledge modules via the Internet, will "lesser" universities be damaged or even forced out of business?
