This was not in the manners and practices of the Prophet".
As the history of cinema recedes, its works and its artists tend to fall into an undifferentiated glow of veneration — an idealization of styles, manners, and practices arising from the very fact that they're of the past.
In the Crimea, Heber encountered the region's large Muslim community, and observed eastern manners and practices for the first time.
Thus, measuring the binding activity alone may not reflect the mAb potency in a faithful manner, and this practice may have some regulatory risk.
Although the resulting design somewhat deviates from conventional RDB techniques and may sacrifice the efficiency of query processing, it makes possible to incorporate XML documents in a generic manner and, in practice, achieves reasonable efficiency.
Leaders who inspire and empower others are more likely to model values and ethics that are congruent with their personal manner and professional practice [ 24, 35- 37] and be aligned with the organisational values and expectations they transmit [ 25, 38, 39].
According to The Global Public Relations Handbook, public relations evolved from a series of "press agents or publicists" to a manner of theory and practice in the 1980s.
It's not whether judges rely on emotion and empathy, it's how they educate their sentiments within the discipline of manners and morals, tradition and practice.
Plutarch, at any rate, records that "Pericles heard Zeno of Elea discoursing on nature in the manner of Parmenides, and practicing a kind of skill in cross-examination and in driving one's opponent into a corner by means of contradictory argument" (Plu. Per. 4.5).
They're engaged in all manner and shape of architectural practice in the two major cities of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, from master plans to suburban development to very tall buildings.
