Thus, the practice illuminated in this study coincides with voices from the clinical research and literature pointing to family therapy providers having been too hesitant to include children (Hartzell et al. 2009; Lund et al. 2002; Rober 2008; Ruble 1999; Sori and Sprenkle 2004).
Accordingly, this paper firstly explores a range of informal Urban Agriculture practices, illuminating the practice within Europe, North America, Africa and other continents.
Impressive as this may be, it is difficult to illuminate experimental practice in biology on the basis of Bayesian results alone (an exception will be discussed in §4.1).
The underlying immunological mechanisms could be illuminated in animal models.
The results are illuminated in a theoretical model.
Configuration 4: Many light sources: In practice, many lights are used to illuminate the subject exactly to the photographer's preference.
There is also a lack of research illuminating what safe practice means to mental health professionals and how these meanings are enacted in everyday professional life.
In practice, illuminated as it is by Quillévéré's vivid, athletic command of image and sound, it's quite sublime: an imaginative but elemental opera of feeling, free of singing but scored with glimmering beauty by Alexandre Desplat, and probing the toughest truths of what it takes to be, and stay, alive.
It is interesting that even when mindfulness meditation is placed in a secular context, reference to spiritual traditions, such as Buddhism, can act to illuminate the practice and guide research investigations.
But he isn't, and his reasons illuminate much about the way Europe works in practice.
Analysis will focus on describing and comparing supervisor and supervisee reflections on their videotaped session, exploring the particular learning strategies evident in practice, comparing this with espoused theories and illuminating the reflection-in-action and reflection-on-action processes.
