Institutions were created e.g., the sabbatical, or seventh, fallow year, in which land was not cultivated to embody such exhortations in practice.
Something like freedom of speech was embodied in the practice of disputation.
Some middle degree of pluralism regarding the methods embodied in scientific practice seems appropriate.
Furthermore, no matter how good a declaration of inclusion reads on paper, educators and students won't take it to heart if espoused values are not embodied in everyday practice.
This analysis reifies the behaviour chain model by allowing designers to understand how the features they design are embodied in users' practices.
Organizational discourse "refers to the structured collection of texts embodied in the practices of talking and writing (as well as a wide variety of visual representations and cultural artefacts) that bring organizationally related objects into being as these texts are produced, disseminated and consumed" [ 25].
We will conduct interviews with 30 individuals who have a direct role in managing AEs and thereby holding embodied knowledge about practice in the field.
Successful schools have common beliefs about learning and student-teacher relationships, The greatest difference was in embodied practice, by creating a more personalized learning environment.
Overall, effective ICT integration was essential for these new learning strategies, shifting the pedagogical paradigm was the following challenge; Successful schools have common beliefs about learning and student-teacher relationships, The greatest difference was in embodied practice, by creating a more personalized learning environment.
For most of us, allowing is a lot easier to think about or talk about than it actually is to practice and embody in our lives.
In this context, the commercial entrepreneurship activities are subject to divergent interpretation, embodied in the new university proposals, but in practice in few research group activities.
