Sentence examples for the practice of different from inspiring English sources

Alberti, in Grafton's words, "spent much of his life... trying to construct languages that did not yet exist: languages whose users could regulate the practice of different arts".

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), which has been involved in the new guidance, hopes it will bring an end to the practice of different local authorities using their own school-trip criteria and creating local risk assessment documents – which can sometimes run to 40 pages.

Our findings shed light on the practice of different forms of dynamic pricing in various industries including telecommunication industry and airline industry.

Population surveys should be encouraged supported by mass media to raise knowledge and awareness about the practice of different CAM modalities.

Part of the aim of this section was to bring out that the practice of different groups of philosophers is closer than one would expect from their official views.

An ICMI study that provides a meta-level analysis and synthesis of what is known about this core area of primary mathematics would provide a useful base from which to gauge gaps and silences and an opportunity to learn from the practice of different countries and contexts.

The additional movie also gave the program "balance"—the practice of pairing different sorts of features suggested to potential customers that they could count on something of interest no matter what specifically was on the bill.

Mr. Taubman's lawyers, Robert B. Fiske Jr. and Scott W. Muller, characterized the meetings as innocent and sought to show that variances of Sir Anthony's name in the records reflected nothing more than the practices of different employees.

This demonstrates that the inventory provides a large degree of discrimination between the practices of different instructors within a department.

This paper has treated hospitals as professional organisations, where any organisational change is closely tied to the practices of different groups of health care professionals.

Our hypothesis is that the same cognitive processes are utilised in the practicing of different complex laparoscopic tasks, like procedural training, and therefore these processes are transferable between different tasks.