Sentence examples for experiences of practice from inspiring English sources

Power was visible in their experiences of practice, as all participants had roles at specific 'levels' in the organisation.

We examine the results linked to the work and experiences of practice in the emergency medical psychological units created by public authorities in 1997.

This strategy of maximum variation sampling [ 21, 22] was aimed at identifying variations in the experiences of practice consultants situated in different local contexts.

Wenger et al. [ 11] define a community of practice (CoP) as a 'learning partnership among people who find it useful to learn from and with each other about a particular domain, [who] use each other's experiences of practice as a learning resource…and join forces in making sense of and addressing challenges they face individually or collectively' in a way that influences their practice.

"How Jealous Is That Novice by the Window" (Aug. 22) reminded me of my own experiences of practicing a musical instrument in the city.

Moreover, a learning environment is enriched by layering curricular topics (skeletal system, muscular system, dentition, ecological niche, animal locomotion, and evolution) to replicate experiences of practicing paleoanthropologists.

The researcher, as an outsider to the medical profession, entered the settings with no preconceived notions of what to observe, but rather with the intent to explore and describe the experiences of practicing medicine.

Respondents were asked about the factors influencing the decision to migrate to Ireland, their expectations on arrival to Ireland, and their experiences of practicing medicine in Ireland, with a particular emphasis on postgraduate training and career progression.

"As the body of Welsh law increases, I believe that [the Constitutional Reform Act 2005] will require consideration of the appointment of a Welsh justice: [one] section requires a selection commission to 'ensure that between them the judges will have knowledge of, and experience of practice in, the law of each part of the United Kingdom'".

This investigation set out to learn about consumer involvement in complementary medicine research from those who have experience of practice in this area.

Socio-demographic data on gender, age, educational background, and experience of practice were also collected.