Interest in the concept of community of practice has grown rapidly because of its practical as well as theoretical applications.
Criticism of the practice has grown recently.
Since then, Foster's practice has grown at an extraordinary rate.
His practice has grown to nine dentists serving 18,000 kids.
Awareness of the practice has grown enormously in the past few years.
The interiors practice has grown to nearly 40 percent of business; normally it's about 30 percent.
It's the point where the otherwise diverging fields of finance and the real world intersect - and an area where theory and practice have grown so far apart they have almost lost touch with each other.
By 1999, the practice had grown to the point that Arizona, Colorado, Maine, Nebraska, Nevada, Rhode Island, and Virginia kept between five and eight per cent of their prison population in isolation, and, by 2003, New York had joined them as well.
The essays in this volume confront the intricaciesand interconnectednessof transitional governance issues head on, mapping the relationship between two fields that, academically and in practice, have grown largely in isolation of one another.
He'd died just when his practice had grown large enough to be worth selling, and even then, despite the reasonable income from the sale, Dorothy had continued to work as the office manager for the new dentist, never for a minute giving in to any maudlin emotion about another man's filling her dear departed husband's white soft-soled shoes.
Out of this crisis, however, came a new opportunity; U.S. and European banks began swapping their nonperforming loans and by the late '80s this practice had grown into a reasonably systematic market, the signature achievement of which was the Brady Plan in 1989 (named after then-U.S. Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady).
