"When the laureate speaks to the Guardian columnist to the tremendous potential for a vital new poetry to be drawn from the practice of texting she is policing her patch, and when I beg her with all due respect to her high office to consider that she might be wrong, I am policing mine," said Hill, in a lecture entitled "Poetry, Policing and Public Order".
Whereas the first point of contrast is drawn from the practice of physics, the second is logical.
With reference to three case studies, drawn from the practice of one of us, it is argued that spirituality is not all about experience and that it cannot be understood without reference to the subject's personal history and spiritual tradition, however implicit or fragmented.
A case-control design was used for this study as the aMCI participants were drawn from the practice of a neurologist specializing in dementia and memory disorders.
Photography is in the service of the post judgmental ethos gaining ascendancy in societies whose norms are drawn from the practices of consumerism.
The main scientific value of our observational and prospective study lies in its naturalistic design; the population of patients that we studied was in fact drawn from the everyday practice of more than 20 hospitals and was intentionally free from specific exclusion criteria.
Mondrian's abstraction, like Calder's, drew from the artisanal practice of decorative arts.
Plus, there's an inherent kind of innovation in the practice of drawing from the past.
The UNEG standards build upon the Norms for evaluation for the UN system and are drawn from best practice of UNEG members.
The model of mindful parenting described here draws from the concepts and practices of psychological mindfulness (Baer et al. 2006; Brown and Ryan 2003), mindfulness-based interventions (Kabat-Zinn 1994, 2003), and contemporary theoretical and empirical writings about parenting.
The architecture of Grid draws from the best practices developed by various teams across the department.
