The lawsuit claimed that Google's practice of showing snippets of copyrighted books in search results was copyright infringement.
(Ducasse stays with the traditional French practice of showing prices only to the host at the table).
And certainly the practice of showing appreciation for cricketing skills from both sides in equal measure is part of the equation.
That would presumably mean discarding the state G.O.P.'s frustrating practice of showing delegates' names in large type, with the names of the presidential candidates those delegates support listed in tiny type below.
Technological progress and changes in tastes mean that Hollywood depends more and more on the old-fashioned practice of showing films in cinemas.Film exhibition was until recently a humdrum business.
The Bank of England's financial policy committee has expressed concern about what has popularly become known as "extend and pretend" – the banks' practice of showing lenience to borrowers who can't make repayments, rather than write down the value of their loans and face the knock-on effects across their balance sheets.
He also established a tradition for ending the forecasts, explaining: "I said what everyone else says - 'That's it from me.'" This presentation, in those days of black and white television, replaced the BBC's previous practice of showing a weather chart on screen accompanied by captions, which had been introduced daily in 1949.
The coroner, Michael Rose, called on magazines to stop the practice of showing pictures of "wafer-thin" models.
These findings shed light on the common practice of showing motion in food advertising and in food packaging design.
File-sharing program Kazaa, for instance, comes bundled with ad software from Claria, formerly known as Gator, which many experts tag as spyware for its convoluted, restrictive 60-page user agreement and its practice of showing pop-up ads based on which sites a user visits, often obscuring the ads that come with the Web page itself.
