Sentence examples for in which practice from inspiring English sources

Comedy is not really a field in which practice makes perfect.

It's not a task in which practice improves performance (most people actually do worse second time around), but when I did the same test again after completing the snowflake task, I was significantly better at it, just as Athanasopoulos had predicted.

The backup, Kellen Clemens, took the majority of snaps during the 30-minute window in which practice was open to reporters, which could be viewed one of two ways: Clemens is poised to make his first N.F.L. start; or it is more subterfuge from Mangini, who last week let everybody believe that the rookie Jacob Bender would start at left guard and then deactivated him before the game.

It is a practical method of correcting the modality of one's mind by correcting the modality of one's body, in which practice (prāxis) is given precedence over theory (theōria).

Results support the specific transfer of general skills theory, in which practice of a cognitive skill in a game context transferred to performance on the same skill in a non-game context.

To facilitate this task, Cardano distinguishes between disciplines in which the theoretical aspect is more prevalent (such as geometry and theology), disciplines which are characterized by a balanced interplay of theory (scientia) and practice (usus), such as medicine and law, and finally disciplines in which practice (exercitatio) is essential, like moral philosophy.

Mr. Kerik brought to the jails a version of the Police Department's Compstat program, in which practices are altered and resources allocated in accordance with carefully monitored trends.

Cox, perhaps not coincidentally, decided to keep quiet after he had a loud argument with the defensive line coach, Ray Hamilton, in front of reporters on the last day in which practices were open to the public.

Subsection Salaried contract considered the case in which practices decided to hire a new doctor in stage one.

The first form corresponds to the Moissac case in which practices linked with ecology are very consciously highlighted as environmentally-friendly practices.

Discrepancies between current practices and CDC guideline recommendations occurred in situations either in which practices had changed in response to recently published data or in which evidence supporting a recommendation was poor.