They now combines music, storytelling, performance poetry and monologue in a singular practice.
His singular practice straddles the line between improvisation and composition, collapsing boundaries between genres and traditions including Western classical, American and Ethiopian creative expressions, resulting in experimental, avant-garde arrangements that test the limits of musical performance. .
The author suggests a difference between "managerial practices" and "management models" and recommends writing a history of models rather than a history of singular practices.
There can be no singular "best practice" for engagement – but curiosity about how culture and locale influence clients' willingness to participate in care, and creativity in how we account for and incorporate these variables into study designs, will help to shed light on the critical issue of engagement in FEP treatment.
It has more specific advantages than the usual BEM, for instance, it has a unique form of boundary integral equation, remains the unchanged energy functional, holds very good numerical stability, adopts the same variation principle as the finite element method (FEM), can couple with FEM and we need not calculate a great many singular integrations in practice.
Dancers, composers and others practicing a singular skill followed the same pattern.
The laserlike focus of the young Tiger Woods was a singular gift, and his practice routine with his father may be replicable, if at all, once in a generation.
This exhibition cements Björk's singular place in contemporary practice and celebrates her highly original and significant music, compositions, performances and visual presentations.
The practice's "singular objective is to hack the deepest layer of the mind and reprogram it," Dorsey wrote, and it is "likely be good for those suffering chronic pain to help manage it".
While SynBio can be seen as a collection of activities rather than a distinct, singular, or totally novel practice, some of its proponents claim that such activities stand to revolutionize our mode of industrial production through the assemblage of multipurpose micro-organisms, based on sub-cellular standardized biochemical parts that may or may not exist in nature (Carlson [2007]; Singh [2011]).
This is as much to do with his ensuing underground, highly singular, and free-spirited practice, very much like that of Robert Bresson.
