Sentence examples for description of the practice from inspiring English sources

Now comes a posthumous collection entitled "Higher Gossip" — a phrase that its editor, Christopher Carduff, borrows from Updike's description of the practice of book reviewing.

One can show that this can be described in an inconsistent theory in which the two boundaries are both identical and not identical, and it can be further argued that this is the most natural description of the practice.

To capture an accurate contemporary description of the practice of pulmonary metastasectomy for colorectal carcinoma in one national healthcare system.

While men described HAS using crude terms, women were more careful in their selection of terms and overall description of the practice.

In-depth, semi-structured interviews were conducted with all practice staff (Table  1), guided by an outline covering a description of the practice, how it was organized, and how it had changed in the period of interest, particularly with respect to organisation of chronic illness care.

"Our study will give a rich description of the practices and artifacts employed to establish and maintain environments that are diverse, inclusive, and liberatory," Virginia Tech's Donna Riley told the NSF.

"It depends on how it's done," he said, adding that he was unsure whether descriptions of the practice by the "liberal media" were accurate.

Although the modern concept of agroforestry emerged in the early 20th century, the use of woody perennials in agricultural systems is ancient, with written descriptions of the practice dating back to Roman times.

In an etymological investigation at The Atlantic, Ben Zimmer found descriptions of the practice on Broadway during the early 20th century; powerful producer Lee Shubert was known to audition chorus girls in a private chamber containing a couch.

We will not provide a full description here of the practice of leaf ranking, but instead refer the reader to Hickey (1971), Doyle and Hickey (1976), Hickey (1977), and Ash et al. (1999).

(This report contains graphic descriptions of the practices involved).