Many do, however, perform practices of choice such as pujas, aartis, prayers, music, plays, viewing films of Baba and so forth, but the choice is personal.
The last time we checked in on the nation's "wellness practice of choice", which claims a whopping $6bn in annual revenues, dwarfing martial arts and massage combined, the movement – or rather, industry – was divided over the "naked yoga" trend and accusations of using sex to sell classes.
We should acknowledge legitimate business interests alongside the long-established practice of choice architecture.
The best management practice of choice for stormwater in this region is wet detention ponds, the majority of which are brackish lagoons.
These results have important implications for the design and practice of choice experiments, as they show that consumer choice is affected by perceptions of the level and variability of prices outside the experiment.
The practice of choice: thinking outside the hand-me-down box.
The supercut has become the Internet's practice of choice for humiliating lazy, cliche-ridden, or repetitive media.
All Dutch inhabitants can register at a single general practice of choice.
Investigations on the practices of selection and choices, in the field or during seed exchange, are required to understand these contrasting patterns.
The economists, James Heckman James Heckman, 56, at the University of Chicago; and Daniel McFadden Daniel McFadden, 63, at the University of California, Berkeley, study the theory and practice of individual choice such as the effect of job training programs and anti-discrimination laws and where to buy a home.
81% considered it important to be officially registered with a GP practice of their choice.
