They played a part in how physicians talked about their own medical practice, how their practices were framed economically and how working conditions were experienced and practically operationalised.
This is a problem I've experienced with practically every smartphone I've used.
Before World War II, laboratory work was one of the critical components in engineering education where students experienced learning practically.
Trained as a pianist and an oboist, I have practically no singing experience, but nonetheless I was herded into the baritone section for the final rehearsal.
They will have an equal share of Sudan's oil revenues, but at present they have practically no one with experience of governing.
Important to the backgrounds of those graduate students was their lack of any 3D computer-aided drawing and animation experience, which practically eliminated experience-based bias.
Only that competition is fierce for the positions that do crop up and as we have seen, wedding experience is practically a prerequisite if you are to land such a coveted job.
Haynes, the last of the great bebop-era drummers still playing, has backed major figures from Louis Armstrong and Lester Young to John Coltrane and Pat Metheny; the ubiquitous Carter has experience with practically everyone Haynes might have missed.
I won't live like this forever, but by pushing the limits to see just how little money and how few possessions I really need is a lifelong wisdom many people will intellectually explore but never practically experience.
It is a meeting during which the patient is able to practically experience the basics of techniques, which he considered interesting or useful.
"I have experienced that this week from practically nothing".
