His idiosyncratic, experimental approach to photography, his primary medium, broke the rules of darkroom practice in the service of an avant-garde sensibility that is generously illustrated here.
"Best practice" in the service of big ideas promulgated from the centre and inspected for compliance is, in fact, worst practice, a nail in the coffin of innovation.
His son and successor Hong Taiji (1592 1643), who renamed the Jurchens "Manchu" and officially founded the Qing dynasty (1636 1912), further put shamanistic practices in the service of the state, notably by forbidding others to erect new tangse for ritual purposes.
[ 47] According to the Tokyo Declaration, the medical doctor should see it as a privilege to practice medicine in the service of humanity, to preserve and restore bodily and mental health without distinction as to persons, and to comfort and to ease the suffering of his or her patients.
She also relates van Aelst's exacting rendering of flowers to scientific, botanical illustration practiced then in the service of expanding empirical knowledge.
Bill despises the lifestyle and values of Juniper Creek but retains some spiritual teachings; polygamy is treated as a religious practice, a sacrifice in the service of God and procreation.
His challenge of the widespread practice of endowing officials in the service of the crown and papacy with ecclesiastical benefices intended for the cure of souls brought him into conflict with both.
Our job is to put others' discoveries into practice; to make things work, hopefully in the service of something that people actually want.
Unfortunately, as Dr. Shepard explained, in a=the high-stakes testing environment fostered by Pearson and its testing buddies, "Legitimate practice can turn into corruption if not in the service of underlying teaching skills and ability".
Class inequality can be experienced as embodied 'interactive labour practices' in the service and hospitality sector, whereby the bodies of workers function as 'signs, codes and messages' of class difference (Otis 2012: 9).
One (the University of Lausanne) offers a 12-hour teaching module including alcohol- and drug-related dependence and one day of practice in the psychiatric service; the other (the University of Geneva) has 80 hours of teaching on alcohol- and drug-related problems.
