I asked if this was a customary practice of purveyors.
"Someone shouted 'Attention!' and everyone came to attention," he recalled, explaining that this was a customary practice in the presence of a high-ranking official.
Transhumance is a customary pastoralist practice consisting of the seasonal migration of livestock between ecological regions following peaks in pasture productivity (Ruiz and Ruiz [1986]).
However, only two of his children were born by his wives; his other children were adopted, a customary practice which was then considered auspicious.
A customary practice is to express sequence separations as distances, which play a role in the construction of trees.
According to local leaders, a customary practice is used to claim land, using cacti (Opuntia spp) to mark new borders, but the institutional mechanisms that regulate the practice are not in use, as the elders among the new inhabitants have no established authority over the land.
Back in the 18th century, employees celebrated Saint Monday—"A customary practice of workers dropping their tools, vacating the factory and getting extremely inebriated on Monday mornings just as the work day was beginning," explains Fleming.
Back in the 18th century, employees celebrated Saint Monday – "A customary practice of workers dropping their tools, vacating the factory and getting extremely inebriated on Monday mornings just as the work day was beginning," explains Fleming.
It is his customary practice to begin an inquiry by reviewing the opinions previously held by others, and that is what he does here, as Book A continues with a history of the thought of his predecessors about causes and principles.
