A core idea behind SNM is learning-by-doing and doing-by-learning to gain insight from experiments to configure whether experiments can replace the incumbent practices in a broader regime [22].
In practice, incumbent managers rarely survive to lead restructured firms out of the bankruptcy courts.
I think there's a generational issue, but it's incumbent on people practicing in these eras to keep up and this is not a norm".
Sanatana dharma, in Hinduism, term used to denote the "eternal" or absolute set of duties or religiously ordained practices incumbent upon all Hindus, regardless of class, caste, or sect.
Specialties with the greatest numbers of incumbents included family practice (1,341), internal medicine (1,005), pediatrics (740), and emergency medicine (408).
A distinctive feature of the Greek electoral system has been the practice of incumbent governments amending the electoral law to suit their own political advantage.
In 1807 one of Napoleon's generals was sent to remonstrate with the then incumbent over the local practice of chopping prisoners' heads off, including, allegedly, that of a French general whose head was then used as a football.
The Bürgerschaft elects the government, the Senat, which is organized on a collegiate basis; the president, or erster Bürgermeister ("first mayor"), is elected by the Senat itself annually, although in practice each incumbent normally stays in office at least four years.
Mandel's hiring practices stand out because he levied several accusations of cronyism and poor hiring practices against incumbent Treasurer Kevin Boyce (D-Ohio) during his 2010 campaign.
Moreover, we surmised that the inherent fluidity of emerging RRI practices heightens the challenge incumbent structures pose to emerging RRI practices in action.
The statistics are in keeping with the practice of incumbents in statewide offices typically relying on high-dollar donors.
