And the sense that all "property" is really shared not only with other human beings but also with the soil, the seed, the rain, the rivers, the myriad sorts of animals and plants and microbes -- with YHWH, the Breath that connects us all -- is actually to be affirmed and made a practical practice by the rhythm of restfulness, through the sacred seventh day, seventh month, seventh year, 50th year.
This means reading on the subject, talking to experts in that field and lots of practical practice.
The implementation of CBTC systems made China the fourth Country, after Germany, France, and Canada, to own the key technologies and to successfully apply them in practical engineering practices.
Along with many other parameters, RQD and fractures contribute greatly to the classification of a rock mass, which affect practical engineering practice and design such as pit slopes in mining.
Relevance judgments obtained implicitly are noisier than those obtained by directly asking a user for judgments, but are more practical in practice.
Because of the number of variables, the time required to administer lengthy surveys or query the attitudes found to be relevant to screening decisions are not practical in practice settings.
This is not practical in practice-based research, however, especially when treatment has effectively reduced the frequency or severity migraines to the point that they are no longer a focus of concern.
Woven into both sections are numerous Eyewitness contributions: short, first-person testimonials that ground any broad theory and principle in very real, practical and specific practices.
The broad inter-sectorial system definitions of both primary care and integrated care have failed to produce practical relevance for practices and policies [ 6].
Despite the modest magnitude of most changes, it is worth noting that a 3-point gain in scores has considerable practical significant for practices in the context of public reporting and pay-for-performance.
