Sentence examples for practiced but also from inspiring English sources

Reichenbach's distinction (1938) between the contexts of discovery and justification which echoed distinctions made since Kant (Hoyningen-Huene 1987) and was observed already by Carnap in the Aufbau was often employed to shield philosophy not only from contact with the sciences as practiced but also culture at large.

The situation eventually led to the rise of the Tamil Tigers, a rebel group that practiced conventional warfare but also pioneered the use of guerrilla tactics like suicide bombing.

This is still practiced but modern systems also use molecular charge and size to discriminate metal coagulants from contaminants.

As I read through my Vatican press pack, it is striking the degree to which the Pope is not only the leader of an ancient global Church but also a practiced flying diplomat, his connections unparalleled by many secular heads of state, apart from perhaps the Queen.

You must be able to do any practiced move from this stance but also to defend against any attack.

There are indeed stray affinities with the Bronze Age culture of the "Terramara," with its cremating, sedentary habits, but also with the "Apenninic" culture, which was seminomadic and practiced inhumation.

Because I was innately trusting, sure, but also because there was never any doubt in his delivery (Greg is now a lawyer, so his abilities in this area remain well practiced).

Online inspection confirmed adherence to central fixation, as expected in these highly practiced (but naive) participants.

A stager's practiced eye can also spot simple, inexpensive improvements that can add that extra oomph.

Practiced contact jugglers also do many types of palm spinning, rotating multiple balls in the hands.

The practiced individuals might also encounter some issues which cannot be lined within the software system manual.