Sentence examples for practice adapted from inspiring English sources

We term our ethical equipment 'sociotechnical circuits', a practical instantiation of reflexive practice adapted for use in the specific context of SB and the iGEM Competition.

I never enter into the religious or technical aspects of it when I bring it into my interactions with other people in business, because what I personally developed is mainly a practical way of being, based on the core concepts and steps of the practice, adapted to the needs of a secular environment.

For the purposes of this study, a skill is defined as "an ability to smoothly and adaptively carry out a complex activity acquired through deliberate, systematic, and sustained practice" (adapted from [ 3]).

This is one of more than 1,000 mindfulness courses proliferating across the UK as more and more people struggling with anxiety, depression and stress turn towards a practice adapted from a 2,400-year-old 2,400-year-old 2,400-year-old

Suggested Roles for Intelligent Tutoring Systems and Drill & Practice (adapted from Anderson and Krathwohl 2001).

The group aims at: (1) providing care applicants a space for dialogue in which clinical palliative experiences are discussed; (2) comprehending complex situations together and co-constructing a reflection about the palliative practice adapted to the specificities of medical field.

They practice "adapting"— an essential management tool taught by business schools everywhere.

Their controversial practices adapted Chinese, Japanese, Tibetan, and Southeast Asian monastic traditions to the rhythms of Western secular life.

Transaction authorization mechanisms for the smart grid should reflect current best practices, adapted to scale.

A critical step is to find the best combinations of genetic resources and cultural practices adapted to target environments.

The specificities of geomorphological heritage induce particular methods of study and practices, adapted from classical geomorphology and borrowing from other related disciplines, essentially geographical.