However, with more and more Indigenous Australians practicing culture and sharing stories through art, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will continue to resist.
When Adam Goodes practiced culture positively during that fateful AFL game, the most common defence for the barrage of abuse he received was that he was "arrogant".
She described how adolescents growing up in non-Indigenous environments were then unable to practice culture.
Humans have been adapting to their environments throughout history by developing practices, cultures and livelihoods suited to local conditions – from the Mediterranean siesta to the Vietnamese practice of building homes on stilts to protect against monsoonal rains.
Relationships also acted as buffers to unsupportive practice cultures.
Conservation biology only emerged as a distinct professional enterprise with its own practices, cultures, and social institutions in the 1980s.
Generalizability: STAR Christchurch is compared to STAR Gyula to test generalizability of safety and performance over significantly different clinical practice cultures and approaches.
Generalizability: STAR Christchurch is compared to STAR Gyula to test generalizability of safety and performance over significantly different clinical practice cultures and approaches. .
Authentic learning and diagnostic assessment environments capture the features and expert practices that are located in real world practice cultures and recreate them in authentic virtual clinical environments.
There is just no continuity.' – Network Director At the general practice level, interviewees reported a diversity of practice cultures that demanded flexibility in approaches to engagement.
