He scripted practices down to the minute.
Ms. Nouvian jumped on the company's assertion that its fishing practices down to 1,500 meters, or about 5,000 feet, caused less damage than a hiker's footprint on a beach.
Mr. Rousset hews to the high level of historical correctitude expected in current Baroque practice, down to identifying the maker and year of each instrument in the accompanying booklet.
But Mr. Magnum said the Hard Rock Cafe had the practice down to a science, ever since its founders realized that by playing loud, fast music, patrons talked less, consumed more and left quickly, a technique documented in the International Directory of Company Histories.
We have this practice down to a fine art to the point where it is a unique national capability that we can project military power anywhere.
I got a new bike, did a lot of training and practicing down the track to prepare for my last attempt.
The same procedure described above for scope of practice was used to reduce the six dimensions of the practice environment down to two factors: support to professional practice and physician nurse collaboration.
He remodeled the practice facility, down to turning a broom closet into an exercise room, redesigned the Cardinals' uniforms and told the returning members of a 12-19 team what he expected: to be lean and fit, and to listen.
Ultimately, the choice to follow data minimization practices boils down to one question: What will a company do with the data?
But whether honoring Bach's custom, a notion that became increasing problematic in later decades, or his own instinct, Shaw carried this practice right down to that New York performance in 1998.
