Sentence examples for has been practised in from inspiring English sources
The concept of limiting commuter travel via road-space rationing has been practised in large cities in Latin America and elsewhere for more than two decades.
Quarantine may be in their cultural memory, as it has been practised in Africa and elsewhere for centuries as an effective way to limit the spread of infectious disease.
The sport of gurning has been practised in the United Kingdom for more than 700 years, though is referred to by other names in other territories; in the US they call it "making a face" while continental Europeans prefer "looking British".
Worth noting, SDWs recharge has been practised in more geologically challenging settings and have proved successful, sometime equalling natural recharge from rainfall (Sunderrajan et al. 2009).
The online use of first-principles models (FPMs) to support process operations has been practised in the chemical and petroleum industry for over 40 years.
Variable retention harvesting, with a focus on maintaining biological legacies on managed landscapes, has been practised in the trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx).
He becomes in effect a public man and the tone he has been practising in his letters suddenly has an audience and a purpose.
Forest gardening is rare and still in its infancy, having been practised in the UK for only the past 25 years or so.
Scientists already knew cannibalism had been practised in the cavern, but were unclear if it was a ritual process or involved the deliberate killing of humans.
Employing electroshock therapy, sensory deprivation and drug-induced comas, these experiments helped develop some of the "coercive interrogation techniques" that have been practised in Guantánamo Bay.
