Although the long distance runners were able to practice by making multiple circuits of the ship, the sprinters and hurdlers were provided only a 70 yards cork track two-thirds track two-thirdse shorthet track event at the games—on which to practice.
The taking of multiple wives was practiced by a minority of mostly prominent Mormons for two or three generations, from the 1840's to 1890, when the church said monogamy was the way of the future.
Diversity and multiple land use practiced by small farmers guarantee some level of food security through direct production of food products even when commercial production is not profitable.
In the future, this internet-based safety decision aid should provide a cost-effective, evidence-based safety- planning tool to be translated into practice by multiple disciplines, including mental health care professionals and advocates who work with victims of IPV.
It is, rather, the product of an array of practices by multiple government institutions that have the cumulative effect of a vast cover-up.
The implications are that multiple forms of bipedalism were once practiced by our early hominin ancestors.
"The implications of this study are that multiple forms of bipedalism were once practiced by our early hominin ancestors," Berger said.
However, evidence regarding the effects of person-centered practice guided by multiple models on residents' outcomes has not been well established or synthesized.
Ensuring that young children, especially infants and toddlers, experience consistency in child care providers over time is a practice endorsed by multiple professional organizations.
A practice coach shared by multiple practices can serve different roles including technical assistance (e.g., NCQA certification application, EHR adoption), facilitation/coordination of processes (e.g., guide quality improvement meetings), and/or humanistic/cheerleading aspects to encourage practices through the stressful phases of transformation.
