"Emory Douglas is the most easily recognizable for his contribution to political commentary, but his illustrations were also a real innovative aesthetic practice with bold outlining and radiating designs," James explains.
* Number of students who evaluated the practice ** Bold: above average evaluation Students who had a good experience during the clerkship and rated practices favourably were significantly more likely to consider pursuing training in primary care.
Furthermore, practices with bold labels (e.g. practices 5, 7, 22, 31 etc).
It's performed by Eric and Bruce Bromberg, who've been practicing their bold culinary eclecticism for more than 15 years.
During the heady dotcom days, as executive pay increasingly reflected the performance of a company's shares, such practices became bolder and more prevalent.
It is not standard medical practice to make bold claims, without following international scientific procedures, at an army conference.
When Thomas Percival [ 2] suggested, in 1803, that some of these departures from accepted practice were sufficiently bold to warrant seeking the opinion of medical colleagues before conducting them in patients, he ushered in the age of peer review in medicine.
The challenge will be whether he can turn the enthusiasm into bold political practice.
Little girls are a presence in the medina, too, but the boys are bolder, practicing for their roles as future tour guides.
At the core of the Olympic Charter is the bold assertion: "The practice of sport is a human right".
Rick Klotz, the owner and designer for Freshjive states disillusionment with the world of branding and marketing and a desire to return to the essence of the design practice as reason for this bold new move.
