While Merticus does not deny the inherently predatory nature of vampirism, he insists that an overwhelming majority adhere to ethical and safe feeding practices, are of sound mind and judgment and productively contribute to society.
Her latest novel, The Practice of Murder, sounds like a boilerplate shocker.
Chant, the practice of intoning sounds or words rhythmically and repetitively, has been a staple of spiritual systems for millenniums.
Practice rearranging of sounds in words (by deleting, adding, and/or moving them) to create "new" (different) words.
It does not take many lessons to learn the shofar, he said, but it takes a good deal of practice, practice, practice to sound an elegant tekiah, shevarim, teruah — the three varieties of sounds that in various combinations are blown on Rosh Hashana and in abbreviated form at the close of Yom Kippur.
In practice, the placement of sound sources is achieved using a combination of creative choices and technical constraints based on human perception of source localization.
Research into the theoretical phonology of Irish began with, which follows the principles and practices of The Sound Pattern of English and which formed the basis of the phonology sections of.
In addition, the Fleischers dubbed sound onto finished films instead of the usual practice of recording the sound track first.
Between the American Civil War and World War I, gold became the near-universal standard, "a symbol of sound practice and a badge of honor and decency," said Joseph Schumpeter, the great economist.
Tian had chosen the Sibelius concerto, and for many, many months he and Ruth practiced those wondrous loops of sound, the joyous slithering movements of Sibelius.
