Sentence examples for practice and which from inspiring English sources

The modern cinema arises through the work of filmmakers who think about production along with, and perhaps even ahead of, direction whose aesthetic ideas are, to begin with, ideas of filmmaking practice and which arise in response to (and, so, ultimately reflect) the practical conditions of their work.

We rarely ask ourselves which ones reflect centuries of actual practice and which are as (relatively) newfangled as airplanes and frozen peas.

The Big Lottery Fund will be working with all the projects to gather evidence of best practice and which methods have been most successful to share with policymakers and service providers.

To learn which cities enforced laws against the practice and which didn't, he requested a copy of the Uniform Crime Report, an annual compilation published by the F.B.I., and received a CD containing the most recent report, from 2002.

Second, we also explore the investors' perceptions of the policy instruments by conducting interviews with community members to see which instruments are perceived supportive in practice and which ones are less popular among community investors.

Graphs of the moisture content of the product discharged from the dryer show which variables need to be controlled most tightly in practice, and which variables might be successfully manipulated by a control system.

Customers provided information on factors governing their ordering practices and which healthier options were most appealing to them.

This was most striking for fluoroquinolones, which is the prescription of first choice in some practices, and which was prescribed to 17% of all patients in the study.

That is, which practice areas and which lawyers are performing below their peers.

Noddings sees care as an ethical practice, and one which occurs through encounter.

It was in relation to hanging upside down on the bars, a dangerous practice and one which is strictly forbidden.