Exploiting the eeriness of such entities is a defining practice of so-called "postmodern" artists, who tend to hold Rosenquist in high regard.
In addition to becoming a skilled philosopher, Gorampa mastered a variety of Tantric practices, including the Lamdre (lam 'bras), the defining practice of the Sakya School.
Observation is a defining practice of the lens-based artist, and the photograph (or film or video) is the record of that observation.
L.J. 833 (1986) (Decision in Filartiga criticized for mistakenly finding individuals to be subject of law of nations and for misunderstanding international agreements and failing to define practice of states with regard to torture).
"With this project, the students have entered the difficult-to-define practice of socially engaged art," said Department of Art & Art History Assistant Professor Wendy Wischer who created the course and led this semester-long project with the help of teaching assistant Justin Watson.
Although research actors' obligations of global justice are starting to be defined, practices capable of fulfilling them have not been described.
The 2008 CCHN Standards define practice expectations of CHNs working in clinical practice, education, administration and research.
The report also makes some notable recommendations -- to funds, be transparent; to foundations, be bold; to government, be part of it; and to intermediaries, most compellingly, be innovative in aggregating performance data, aligning the buy and sell sides, and creating baseline principles for defining the practice of impact measurement.
Sections 19(a) and 19(b) of the Order define unfair labor practices of agency management and unions, respectively, which are largely taken from the prohibitions of §§ 8(a) and 8(b) of the NLRA.
Consequently this confusion, according to Candrakīrti, defines the epistemic practices of the ordinary beings.
