Sentence examples for practitioners known from inspiring English sources

· In the early 1990s, television news programmes featured clips of advanced TM practitioners, known as yogic flyers, apparently hovering off the ground while sitting in the lotus position.

The discipline is about freedom and efficiency of movement, and its practitioners – known as traceurs – hone the ability to navigate urban spaces by climbing, jumping, balancing and running through them, using pavements as more of a guideline than a rule.

To this end, roads with maximum travel demand coverage are sorted as the most critical one, for which a method widely popular among practitioners known as "link analysis" is adopted.

In order to streamline such difficulty (especially in facing with real-sized networks), we adopt an intuitive and heuristic approach based on a popular practice among practitioners known as "select link analysis" or "flow-bundle" [54] in which, traffic volume seen on a road is traced back and forth to its origins and destinations.

Pappas said he no longer represents the religious practitioners, known as the Oklevueha Native American Church.

The postal questionnaire was pilot tested among a sample of eight medical practitioners known to the study investigators prior to administration.

Such studies in the wind tunnel have their well-known and quantified discrepancies, but at least the practitioners know what is reasonably doable and what is not (some good examples may be found in Surry Ho and Kopp, 2003).

Kenneth Clarke knows it, criminal justice practitioners know it, prisoners know it and victims know it.

Its practitioners know that theirs is a challenging business, as the latest issue of PS Political Science & Politicss attests.

As all pop's most seditionary practitioners know, a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.

Instead, grime is largely seen as a violent aberration, and its practitioners know they have some responsibility for that.