Defenders of this perspective argue that while, for example, education, training, and practice proceed through "speech and deeds" that are comprehensible by those who are learning a new skill, when biomedical enhancements are used they have "their effects on a subject who is not merely passive but who plays no role at all.
It is assumed that many clinicians in private practice proceed in this unstructured manner.
Therefore, in contrast to Mykhalovskiy's (2011) findings where there was a sense that having 'an eye to the law' was a pre-eminent and increasingly overriding concern in HIV service provision, a substantial number of our participants argued that correct data management and counselling practice proceeded without hindrance by such concerns.
As soon as you feel that you have had enough practice, proceed to the next step, but don't forget to have a training session in between games - practice makes perfect!
Thus, internal collaboration scripts need to be understood as highly flexible configurations of knowledge components (plays, scenes, scriptlets, and roles) that have a likely sequencing (if the collaborative practice proceeds as expected) but can be dynamically reconfigured according to changes in the situation or in the activity.
Prior to each course of treatment, patients receiving treatment in hospital are seen by the Investigator or delegated team member as per standard clinical practice, before proceeding with treatment.
He drove overnight from Memphis, Tennessee, to Indiana and, without benefit of a practice round, proceeded to win.
On its face the answer is yes, but various regulatory maneuvers have allowed this practice to proceed.
After going into self-imposed exile from snooker for almost a year, O'Sullivan rolled up in Sheffield without any competitive match practice and proceeded to tear through the draw, culminating in an 18-12 triumph against surprise finalist Hawkins.
