Specifically, the everyday practical knowledge that the nurses have described have been grouped into seven topics.
The Observational Pain Behaviour Tool by Simons & Malabar (1995) is an assessment tool designed specifically for everyday use with elderly patients in hospital settings [ 39].
But by invoking the troops--specifically the everyday heroic deeds by our soldiers that go unnoticed in the media--Kaplan is not really making a point, but just trying to take the moral high ground from anyone who might disagree with him by trotting out sappy but pious-sounding phrases like, "Heroes, according to the ancients, are those who do great deeds that have a lasting claim to our respect".
With Wu-Tang Clan, I'm a fan of their occulted view of the mundane and everyday, specifically seeing the trials of streetlife through the prism of martial arts and Oriental philosophy.
In these cultural traditions, there may not be a need for an aesthetics discourse specifically devoted to everyday life.
Specifically, we examined everyday advocacy in the context of school-based support for children with disabilities.
Specifically, however, in everyday practice, the increased incidence of genital mycotic infections and urinary tract infections should be taken into account (Table 3).
Working site-specifically, Pedro Cabrita Reis combines everyday, ordinary objects like chairs, tables, and doors, with bricks, steel girders, neon lights, and other industrial materials.
In painting or sculpture, the artist focuses mainly on everyday life, specifically Colombian society: his preferred subjects include food, music and religion.
At a time when even the most devoutly unobservant are thinking about religion, SACRED FOOD (Chicago Review Press, $35) comes as a reminder of the spiritual dimension in the everyday -- specifically, the cross-cultural communion through foods we all share.
