After 4 weeks, a physiotherapist started a program with practicing range of motion and strength of hip and knee.
A horn effect is also observed for chamfered pads which are used in practice to reduce the number and strength of unstable vibration modes.
The prize, whose announcement was delayed by Hurricane Sandy, will be given at a museum gala on Feb. 4. Thelma Golden, the museum's director and chief curator, said in an interview that Ms. Jones was chosen "not only to celebrate the rigor and strength of her practice, but also because of the thinking about what this amazingly generous prize could do for her at this point in her career".
Joanne Lynn and colleagues, in Clarity and strength of implications for practice in medical journal articles: an exploratory analysis, empirically examined two literatures for practitioners clinical and management and found two different norms for recommending action.
The paper advances three key insights related to: a) the internal dynamics of user practices, b) the strength of linkages of practice elements (loose and tight coupling), c) external linkages to other practices.
Although the concept of institutionalization is not new to the study of sustainability of work practices, the strength of our work lies in the way we have operationalized it.
Standard hiring practices gauge the strength of candidates based on resume and credentials, and if they're smarter, recommendations.
Even John Bohannon, a science journalist who undertook a sting operation of open access journals in an attempt to uncover poor publishing practices, acknowledged the strength of PLoS One's review process (Bohannon, 2013, 9).
Furthermore, respondents who belonged to the rituals-averse and rituals-silent opinion types had lower self-declared religiosity, which is likely related to ritual practices rather than strength of beliefs or inner piety, as these two opinion types had higher normalized factor scores for "I want to die at peace with God".
The criteria used to evaluate the proposals were as follows: originality, innovation and adherence to EORTC scientific strategy, the potential impact of the study on clinical practice, the strength of the TR component, the suitability of the methodology, the feasibility, and statistical robustness.
