Sentence examples for established practitioners from inspiring English sources

Other more established practitioners downplay the censorship issue.

A lot like Black Kids and MGMT, in fact, and those other, more established practitioners of "wonder-rock": Arcade Fire, Polyphonic Spree, Midlake, Mercury Rev and Flaming Lips.

The Picturesque movement was openly launched in 1794 with Knight's didactic poem "The Landscape," protesting the values of some established practitioners, and Price's "An Essay on the Picturesque".

This involves acquiring the practices and the norms of established practitioners in the field through early and continuous cognitive and practical apprenticeship experiences.

Under the guidance of established practitioners, students work together in a common (virtual) social space and participate in each other's learning process, while benefiting from mentor's feedback (Gannon-Leary and Fontainha 2007; Seely Brown 2008).

Climate change can be incorporated into environmental health or public health courses in undergraduate medical education, with brief optional courses in residency and continuing medical education for established practitioners.

Notwithstanding this prevalence and impact, it is often still performed using the renaissance model of individual artisans gathered in a workshop, under the guidance of an established practitioner.

The effort included sustained exchange and development of best practices through collaboration among researchers, infrastructure managers and emergency managers from within an established practitioner-research volcanic impact advice structure in New Zealand.

The program also established practitioner and consumer reference groups which meet twice a year to provide advice on topics, interventions, and practitioner and consumer needs.

I think this textbook will therefore be enjoyed by any radiation oncologist either in training or as an established practitioner, as well as anyone else who is involved in radiation oncology treatment planning and delivery.

Only in the ecclesiastical and admiralty courts, however, did procurators (proctors) and doctors of the civil and canon laws become established as practitioners.