We have not been able to evolve a dynamic practice to bring Islam to the people in the language of their own specific era.... Oxford and Cambridge were the 'madrasas' of Christendom in the 13th century.
The devil (the risk of accountability and blame) therefore lies in the dynamic detail of what represents current 'acceptable practice' in the form of the ways and means by which legal duties can actually be fulfilled by duty holders to the required legal standard within the time and resource constraints of dynamic practice.
These include translanguaging pedagogies [using multiple languages simultaneously] which make use of the dynamic language practices of everyday life.
Thinking local and being rooted in their local community is essential for theatres, but so is the need to think globally and be open to the wide range of dynamic theatre practice beyond these shores.
Even a careful "single-case study can justifiably state that a particular process, phenomenon, mechanism, tendency, type, relationship, dynamic, or practice exists" (Small 2009; cf. also Glaser and Strauss p. 24; cf. also Glaser and Strauss 1967; Lofland and Lofland 1995; Lamont and White 2009).
In addition to her dynamic legal practice, Rand taught Legal Problems of the Poor at Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University, lectured at a law school in Morocco.
Furthermore, previous research assessed predictors of medication switching at discrete time points [ 12, 13], thus providing a time-limited context for this dynamic treatment practice.
The network is a dynamic pool of practices, with each year some minor changes in the composition of practices.
However, mapping such urban areas is a challenging task due to issues of spatial heterogeneity and dynamic land use practices.
