Sentence examples for preceding practices from inspiring English sources

The Federal Republic used the Nationality Law of 1913 as its basis of citizenship regime; while it clearly dissociated itself from preceding practices, it also found it difficult to depart from the basic conception of nationhood and to recognise that it had become an immigration country (Klusmeyer, 2009).

What is more, the more times a girl had headed the ball in the immediately preceding practice, the worse her scores were on the anti-point test.

Each of the preceding practice blocks consisted of 12 trials.

Originally, these preceding practice blocks were not used for computing the IAT-effect.

Outcome parameters were computed for each test only when performance on the preceding practice session exceeded a predetermined minimum accuracy.

To avoid ceiling effects, participants performed each task at an individual difficulty level determined during a preceding practice session.

The similarity between the phase alignment identified here in the RATN and that detected in the rhinal cortex and hippocampus suggests the early phase alignment observed here was also a memory-task-related phenomenon, which is plausible given that a preceding practice session meant our task involved intentional encoding (Sweeney-Reed et al., 2014).

Again, as elsewhere, theory preceded practice: Herzensergiessungen eines kunstliebenden Klosterbruders ("Effusions of an Art-Loving Monk"), by Wilhelm Heinrich Wackenroder, had an immediate and widespread influence upon its publication in 1797.

Principles preceded practice systematically, presumably due to encouragement from assessment.

Theory precedes practice or "experience" and is not simply derived from it.

While the normal view is that policy should precede practice, practice is sometimes indispensable for good policy making.