As a Russian patriot, however, he detested the practice of simply adapting an English word.
The students, American Indians, blacks and other minority members, belong to the Students of Color Coalition and are objecting to the club's past practice of adapting American Indian traditions for club rituals.
Correction: February 15 , 2000 Tuesday An article on Sunday about a protest by members of the Students of Color Coalition at the University of Michigan over a student club's past practice of adapting American Indian traditions in its rituals misspelled the last name of the coalition spokesman.
But the pro-Kremlin cyberattackers who hit Kodorkovsky's Web site may reveal more about the future of Internet control than Beijing's practice of adapting traditional censorship to new technology.
She's influenced by marine biology and applies the practice of biomimicry, or adapting natural concepts to artificial structures, to her curvaceous, modern creations.
The practice of identifying options to adapt to climate change and evaluating them in terms of criteria such as availability, benefits, costs, effectiveness, efficiency, and feasibility.
Though she has some knowledge of Russian, she followed the standard practice of playwrights adapting foreign-language texts.
There are inherent difficulties with this approach as 74.5% of the survey respondents did not routinely do this, illustrating the difficulties of adapting practice to reflect the significant evidence base.
While standard yoga classes provide a more generalized approach to movement, and sometimes to meditation, "Yoga therapy adapts the practice of yoga to the needs of people with specific or persistent health problems not usually addressed in a group class," according to Larry Payne, Ph.D., director of the Yoga Therapy RX program at Loyola Marymount University.
A move of just a few miles can necessitate significant adjustments, recent arrivals say, that can be as staggering as grappling with what it means to be the only white face in a particular place for the first time in their lives, or simply adapting to the practice of greeting strangers.
