This plurality of practice is evidenced in a growing body of work that increasingly embodies futures thinking in the design of everyday material and networked experiences.
In the absence of established guidelines and criteria, one can expect a considerable plurality in the practices of DACs.
Qualitative methods are based on an ontological understanding of human realities as complex and plural, which stays in line with basic assumptions of this project: the complexity and plurality of clinicians' contexts and practices, and thus, perceptions and opinions regarding the PRS tool being implemented.
In a society where religion was, and remains, an important anchor of personal identity, deeply valued by individuals and closely tied to notions of self-worth and dignity, the state had to make space for plurality of religious observances and cultural practices.
A plurality of respondents (140, 41%) practiced in the Northeast region of the United States (Table 1).
In the practice approach, the individual is seen as a carrier of practices and as a place for the intersection of a plurality of practices[5, 6, 20, 21].
This suggests that there are a plurality of intellectual virtues, and their successful exercise gives rise to a plurality of epistemic goods.
"As curators, we really wanted to show the plurality of queerness and how that takes form within individual art practices," MFA student Jonathan Payne, a first year in the school's painting program, says.
(The largest plurality of justices over all, 44, attended no law school, since one could practice law in early days without a degree).
Saucedo (manuscript) defends a plural notion of fundamentality, and argues that the plurality of all things is a fundamental plurality, partly to accommodate both gunk and junk.
In philosophical ethics, the plurality of normative theories does not usually lead to major practical problems.
