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Given the practicality and growing practice of implementing HUDs for a wider variety of users (beyond those in aviation), these costs should give researchers and practitioners pause (Crawford & Neal, 2006; Liu et al., 2009).

The growing practice of customizing workers' contracts and development plans is another.

The other is a growing practice of shipping such past-date foods overseas, she and others said.

Triggs said she had deep concern at the growing practice of Australian government ministers of putting their actions beyond judicial supervision and review.

Based on drawings (and measurements) from life, the engravings coincide with the growing practice of the plein-air oil sketch, but they veer toward exactitude, not liberated brushwork.

And yesterday's events also proved that worries about the growing practice of buying stock on margin -- in effect, borrowing in order to speculate -- are completely justified.

The growing practice of hiring in one department while paring back in another also makes layoffs less of a target for protest.

Distance healing, in which people seek to help patients simply with the power of the mind, is part of the growing practice of alternative medicine in this country.

The importance of the safe schools declaration is to outlaw and stigmatise the growing practice of destroying or commandeering places of education.

The growing practice of weaving electronics into the fiber of clothing could add to the already monumental challenge of e-waste disposal.

His Tablatur-Buch (1650) contains harmonized accompaniments for 100 sacred songs and psalms, pointing to the growing practice of congregational singing in Lutheran churches.