Northern Sudan was once a place where a symbiotic form of Islam was practised, one that married tribal and cultural mores with religious values and found its level somewhere therein.
He is interested in the history of genetics pedagogy, but also in whether a sounder textbook history of genetics could be developed and practised: one that looked at the genuine or alternative roots of current work, and might better prepare students for the complexities of epigenetics than Mendel's deterministic rows of peas.
Whatever its Balkan failings, the EU has long practised one of the world's most successful foreign policies, central to which has been simplicity.
Generally, PN was practised one-on-one, and the process was not disrupted by the presence of third parties.
At fourteen, she writes, "I feel really beatific tonight, having received a letter from Brooklyn, practised violently one of Beethoven's waltzes (a species of funereal hymn), made two rosettes for a new pair of slippers and generally behaved myself — a sensation having still the charm of novelty".
At fourteen, she writes, "I feel really beatific tonight, having received a letter from Brooklyn, practised violently one of Beethoven's waltzes (a species of funereal hymn), made two rosettes for a new pair of slippers and generally behaved myself a sensation having still the charm of novelty".
It seemed like a discreditable form of "realism", but one practised by Catholic leaders in other parts of eastern Europe.
As Britons keep a practised eye on the flood alerts, brace themselves for more rain this week, and hope forlornly for better weather one day, the Met Office has issued a cheerful reminder that London's 1948 austerity Olympics weren't bathed in constant sunshine either.
After Immac: silk scarf descends like a practised firefighter on a pole.
He ripped the England shirt off his back in one smooth, practised, furious motion, and threw it with all his might, where it just flapped open and glided to the ground.
Mystery religions, which offered initiates salvation in the afterlife, were a matter of personal choice for an individual, practised in addition to carrying on one's family rites and participating in public religion.
