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Indeed, the reigning national champion Crimson Tide were practicing directly across the street from the museum.

Learning labs: To complement this, she's developed a sort of "learning lab" in which employees can practice directly applying the skills they've learned in a safe environment.

This practice often entails untrained, uncertified, and young students practicing directly with patients to a much greater degree than would be permitted at home.

Most historians have already concluded that pure line theory did not change breeding practices directly.

Forest management practices directly influence microhabitat characteristics important to the survival of fungi.

In his speech, Johnson did not speak to surveillance practices directly but acknowledged a common experience of discrimination and disrespect among American Muslims.

Land use practices directly influence the provision of ecosystem services from agrarian landscapes, and are thus key factors for the development of environmental policy programs.

The last thing a busy staff member needs is one more thing on their to-do list, so bring mindfulness practice directly to the staff.

Nevertheless, religious practices directly shaped the formation of alternative power structures and ecological systems on the North Coast during the Late Moche Period.

By limiting the size of a city-state, citizens can in principle, if not always in practice, directly influence the conduct of their government e.g., by participating in an assembly.

Empirically, the paper finds that the activities of the Carbon Trust consist of a variety of well targeted ways to stimulate the development of socio-technical niches as well as to change regime practices directly.