Philosophy – the vibrant, engaging, and often controversial practice of subjecting all concepts and ideas to rigorous logical scrutiny – has struggled for many years to be properly understood as a discipline apart from religious studies.
The opposition led the British government, in July 1875, to set up the first Royal Commission on the "Practice of Subjecting Live Animals to Experiments for Scientific Purposes".
It gives credence to the practice of subjecting this group of critically ill medical patients to early tracheostomy rather than delayed tracheostomy.
The Facts of the Case Two young women aged 18 and 19 brought the case to court, asking the Constitutional Court to declare the practice of subjecting girls to early marriages unconstitutional under the new Constitution.
In effect, the practice of subjecting patients to an added respiratory burden to try to improve the sensitivity and specificity of the tests to judge patient readiness for extubation generates doubt as to whether the added burden itself might have caused extubation failure in some patients who would not have failed otherwise.
Further, the treatises were in many cases lengthened by covering not only the practice of the subject concerned but also its history, where ascertainable, and its theory.
No doubt that will change the practice of the subject, just as astronomy, physics and genetics changed when they became big.
The move from a disciplinary identity to a thematic is divided into six stages, each represented by a characteristic view and academic practice of the subject.
The national initiative provides vocational teachers opportunities to participate in the vocational, work-life community of practice of their subject for at least 2 weeks.
We think the practice of breaking subjects or phenomena into 10 segments imposes an arbitrary ten-ness on the universe when there is no evidence that 10 is any more important numerologically than, say, 32.
