It is mostly used in exercise regiments.
This had been officially redesignated the 11th Infantry Battalion of the new National Army, but few reforms had taken place so far and in practice the regiment remained almost entirely as before, right down to the old Rhodesian uniforms and insignia.
They ended an old practice of moving and retraining regiments that made them unusable for at least six of every 24 months.
The Corps followed the practice of the British Army's West India Regiments in recruiting slaves as soldiers.
The obvious remedy for treating bacterial infection is antimicrobials, however, this has often proven futile [ 5], and only a few combination regiments have reached to clinical practice.
For this analysis, the Wisconsin study was chosen for the modest number of treatment populations (5 populations), and the fact that the experiment was conducted in two different locations, where the same agronomic regiment was practiced at both locations.
In the first year new members of the regiment develop their individual skills and practice the new techniques they have been taught, while more experienced members undertake advanced courses.
The usual practice at the time for appointing army chaplains was for each regiment to elect their own chaplain, and a regiment from Pennsylvania had elected a Jewish cantor, Michael Mitchell Allen for the position.
Rather than explaining how mathematics is in fact applied in scientific practice, the modal-structural framework is advanced in order to regiment that practice and dispense with the commitment to mathematical entities.
The rank and file elected officers, a common practice at the time; Oliver became the lieutenant colonel of the regiment after their first choice declined the honor.
Supposing one Chaplain could do the duties of a Brigade, (which supposition However is inadmissible, when we view things in practice) that being composed of four or five, perhaps in some instances, Six Regiments, there might be so many different modes of Worship.
