Sentence examples for dominant practice from inspiring English sources

Outdoor painting became the dominant practice of the Impressionist painters of the late 19th century.

The dominant practice for thousands of years was instead voluntary gift-giving, which created a binding sense of obligation between potentially hostile groups.

These forests have been utilized for several centuries with intensive management and clear-cut harvesting, which has been the dominant practice in Finland since World War II.

Arguably talk in terms of a distinction between normative and motivating reasons is now the dominant practice, adhered to as it is by, inter alia, three especially influential writers on practical reason, Michael Smith, Jonathan Dancy and, as we have seen, Parfit.

So you would be within your rights to say, "What makes Assael so special?" And I would say that it is true his general path follows the dominant practice on these matters.

However, for LMTs and LAcs, the dominant practice characteristics dictated a different approach.

Talking about the EU's investigations into Google's shopping, Android, advertising, search and other dominant practices Vestager said: "Things are very different, what they have in common is that the name Google appears in each one.

The second level, that of regimes (meso level), relates to dominant practices, rules and shared assumptions.

Do dominant practices and conceptions of science and scientific method reflect an androcentric perspective, or a perspective that reflects other dominant positions, as of race and colonial rule (Merchant 1980; Harding 1986 , 1991 1993, 1998, 2006, 2008; Schiebinger 2007)?

The author is too young to have directly experienced those times, but has read quite a few papers in top journals from the 1970s and earlier, and has been repeatedly struck by the difference between the open discussion one can find in many of those old articles and the currently dominant practices.

Practice size emerged from the analysis as the dominant practice-level factor influencing experience of access.