Initial training was demanding, and complicated by the lack of any landing craft to practice with, either LCAs or LCTs.
This extraordinary book on meditation is a perfect jewel, shedding light for the reader on the intricate and profound craft of the practice of meditation and the neuroscience of meditation.
In the largely forgotten craft of hairwork, practiced widely in nineteenth-century America, the hair of loved ones living and deceased was woven into jewelry, wall decorations, and keepsakes.
So what if we supply consumers with an opportunity to buy hand-woven silk from a team of women in Varanasi, India that have mastered the craft over generations of practice?
There are the same dozens and dozens of T-shirted founders pitching on-stage with presentations crafted after hours of practice.
It's a fillip for anyone who believes in the craft of writing, that practice brings you closer to perfection and that experience and age can be as important as youthful exuberance.
Although the craft of veneering was practiced in classical antiquity, its use lapsed during the Middle Ages.
He was maestro of that most precious craft in the practice of both journalism and history: listening.
The essays thus highlight the simultaneous crafting of scientific practices and of the practitioners who put them to work.
Having had plenty of practice crafting Tebow headlines during the polarizing back-up's tempestuous season with the Jets, the Post and Daily News also featured Tebow on their back pages on Tuesday morning.
And yet the craft and practice of accessing, parsing, and analyzing legitimate facts and data online is still in its infancy and quickly evolving.
