These epiphanies or conversions or "turns", as John Sturrock has described them, appear to find the point at which "all can be seen to cohere", and as Kermode says, "to communicate persuasively the experience of the turn it is necessary to practise an art".
While certain personal qualities are necessary to practise effectively - such as a concern for people and an interest in their doing well - these are generally intrinsically motivated.
Last year, over a thousand doctors requested information about the documentation necessary to practise in other countries of the European Union while there are an estimated 2,400 vacancies for doctors in the country.
Transhumance, practised by all households in this study, makes it necessary to split the herd.
Students can use university rooms, equipped with all the necessary materials to practise physical examination skills.
Final year medical students do benefit from being exposed to experiential [ 21- 23] as well as procedural [ 23, 26] and even propositional knowledge [ 23, 24] in order to acquire the necessary competencies to practise.
What does it mean to practise the virtues in politics?
"It enables you to practise the course without having access to it.
If Vieques will not allow it to practise, somewhere else will have to.
Equipped with a bucket of balls, they take it in turns to practise their drives.
