Social solidarity has been reduced to a series of routines and procedures, denuded of all its human and emotional content.
The students' prior learning had been dominated by rote learning of routines or procedures without their having made sense of these.
Thus, in the government administrative world the subak remains largely hidden behind the formal structures and arrangements, routines and procedures of state-led irrigation development and management.
As a result of new learning, current routines, procedures, and organization of knowledge, which had worked quite well before the training, may be called into question.
Intubations were performed on the basis of routine clinical criteria, with recording of procedure-related information.
As part of the routine diagnostic procedures of the Kenyan National Leprosy and Tuberculosis Programme [ 11], initially CXR was performed only on those suspects whose three sputum smear results were ZN negative.
The upshot has been a comprehensive renewal of routine procedures in the treatment of stroke in the UK.
The information is being amassed through a variety of routine procedures, with the police leading the way as prime collectors of biometrics for something as non-threatening as a simple moving violation.
These parameters were determined by means of routine procedures (Downes et al. 2001; Eaton et al. 1995).
Finally, the administration of the AUDIT screening tool by trained prison officers as part of routine procedures was successful, including collection of the additional demographic data.
In addition, because of the noninterventional design (observation of routine procedures), assessment and assessment times cannot be standardized for study purposes.
