Sentence examples for combined practices from inspiring English sources

Its use by Sufi saints such as Bābā Farīd (flourished late 12th century) and various poets of the Natha tradition (which combined practices from Buddhism, Shaivism, and Hatha Yoga in an effort to reach immortality) also increased its popularity.

More than just an original form of philosophical analysis, the diary illustrates Marcel's own conception of the true self as a gradual awakening to the "appeal" of being through the combined practices of ontological inquiry, artistic creation and personal engagement.

Capturing the full range of organizational configurations will be important moving forward as the market for biobank services is likely to increase in complexity, and possibly in the mixture of interrelated forms such as public-private partnerships, vertical and horizontal networks, and other types of out-sourcing or combined practices.

But yesterday, both organizations decided to cancel the combined practices after strong protests from players on both teams.

"How much contact and how it's handled always gets a little tricky," said Giants quarterback Kerry Collins, who participated as a member of the Carolina Panthers in combined practices with the Cleveland Browns and the Detroit Lions.

The combined practice serves over 600,000 patients at 35 clinical sites.

PF/PP: Combined practice-level and patient-level intervention.

The AH professions are diverse, with mixed public, private or combined practice settings.

Residents were fairly specific about their desires of an outpatient, inpatient or combined practice.

We calculated rates by sex, age group, and travel destination using the combined practice populations for 2003 as the denominator and used the Poisson distribution to calculate 95% confidence intervals (CI).

Indeed, meager literature on the topic indicates potentially enormous practical value in sharing and combining practices from different cultural and teaching/research traditions".--Publisher's website.