This week, the Gabonese teeterboard troupe practiced refinements to its act.
Like other disciplines, it takes determination, practice, and refinement -- and continual improvement.
Sixty minutes of training time will include a 10 min warm up, 45 min practice and refinement, and a 5 min cool down.
Sometimes skills will emerge spontaneously when an appropriate constraint has been changed, but typically in childhood, developmental skills require practice for refinement and to become more automatic.
In practice, iterative refinement of the conceptual model primarily involved incorporating further potential effect modifiers identified from theory and evidence presented in included study reports, which became candidates for consideration in the meta-regression analysis (see Data collection and analysis).
"War is inherently inhumane," he writes, "but the Japanese practiced extraordinary refinements of inhumanity in the treatment of those thrown upon their mercy".
At the state fair in Wisconsin, where a young woman crowned "Fairest of the Fair" stood inside a pen where prize pigs were auctioned, pig owners scoffed at the suggestion that tested practices might need refinement.
It is feasible to include the MNA-SF and a nutrition resource kit within routine general practice, but further refinement of patients' electronic clinical records in general practice software would streamline this process.
In the present investigation the commercial grain refinement practice in AlSi foundry alloys has been experimentally simulated by introducing synthetic TiB2 crystals directly into AlSi melts.
In real situations, where actions must be based on parameter estimates made from incomplete or limited information, the practice of iterative refinement of estimates and policies is likely to result in significantly improved outcome.
