Sentence examples for practices whose from inspiring English sources

We consider multiple irrigation practices whose effect was measured only on an annual basis in mostly previous studies.

Each framework has its own best practices whose aim is to facilitate the development of Web applications.

Some "best practices" may in fact start out as bad practices, but practices whose harmful effects only materialize years after their implementation.

In each case, we have curricula and practices whose efficacy has been clearly demonstrated — if teachers receive the training and professional development to use them well.

Their response is loyalty and obedience and observance of a cult (i.e., a system of religious beliefs and practices) whose ordinary expression is sacrifice, vow, and prayer at an altar, stone pillar, or sacred tree.

Histories and geographies of science have shown that field knowledge was produced through a variety of spatial practices – including inscriptive practices – whose meaning, processes and intentions were embodied in the material artefacts of science, such as instruments and notebooks.

The laws prevent Microsoft from any practice whose sole purpose is to harm competitors.

The student teaching clinic costs less than the faculty group practice, whose rates are equivalent to those of private practices.

He ran a law practice whose clientele consisted mainly of prostitutes, but became active in the community.

They include Daniel London, Max Casella, and Michael Badalucco ("The Practice"), whose character is the subject of a particularly aggressive interrogation.

In other words, philosophy for Spinoza is like a spiritual practice, whose goal is happiness and liberation.