Rarely has the idea of freedom been so popular in practice and so disdained in theory.
Although there are many ways to convey knowledge, attitudes, and techniques when teaching residents and students, the most optimal method (lecture, online lecture, online tutorial, simulator practice, and so on) is yet to be determined.
"One of the things that helped our team is we've had a good level of competition in practice, and so our players are more comfortable going into situations, even if they have not been in a game.
Indeed, Ruskin was adamant that the "great goddess of getting on" posed a mortal threat to artistic autonomy and artisanal practice, and so was best kept out of the workshop altogether.
And all the way through the book I was trying to keep in view the question of how the nonliterate aspects of performance practice and so on, the oral aspects of music-making, always go with it.
Ware had opposed the practice, and so had both General Sir Nevil Macready, the adjutant general whose brief included army regulations on the care of the dead, and the French commander General Foch, who had helped negotiate the cemetery treaties.
But the government's continued reliance on lethal force has given the staff practice, and so the doctors and nurses move more easily around the small space now, practiced in the chaotic choreography of battlefield medicine.
What the men do not realise, apparently, is how much they depend on women leaders and activists inside the party to drive forward the women's agenda, to transform the party's image and practice, and so to consolidate its appeal to female voters.
