Improvements, like new train cars and a policy of quickly buffing off graffiti before the trains went into service for the day, effectively put an end to the public display of the practice after years of failed efforts (including barbed-wire-topped fences guarded by a small army of German shepherds).
bBased on the full ELP Figure 1 displays the effect of practice by plotting the average accuracy and RT over blocks.
In addition, audiences are not simply passive observers of displays of family practices but could also determine display.
Other facilitation techniques supported inclusion and space to contribute, for example, careful attention was paid to the lay-out of the room, the scheduling of the day (clear timing and frequent breaks) and to recognise different communication styles and preferences (use of display materials, practice voting questions and setting 'ground rules' for discussion).
After a winter of practice, Hobbs displayed greater consistency in 1906.
It may not be visible in the way that state occasions or BBC television and radio slots display the practices of believers, but that's because for most of us our way of being atheists or humanists is simply to do life that way, whether we're going shopping or thinking about our dead loved ones.
He also displayed a strong, accurate leg in four months of practice last season.
Most rabbinic circles of the 14th and 15th centuries displayed a progressive dogmatism and insistence on uniformity of practice.
He's also found a further refinement in his improvising: at places, among all the displays of study and practice, he's able to detach from a song's chord changes and the rhythm and play more freely, in a manner that suggests Paul Bley or Ornette Coleman (whose melody for "Blues Connotation" he keeps gesturing toward in "The Bucket Kicker").
The collection, study, and display of tattooed human skin is a practice that goes back hundreds of years.
