Although a few Christian denominations follow the Judaic practice of observing the Sabbath on Saturday, Catholics, along with most Christians, observe Sunday as a special day, which they call the "Lord's Day".
We employed a functional definition of seizures based on the clinical practice of observing epileptiform electrocorticography and simultaneous ictal behaviour, and examined post-traumatic epilepsy induced in rats by rostral parasagittal fluid percussion injury and epilepsy patients evaluated with invasive monitoring.
This reflects the widespread clinical practice of observing patients following epinephrine, rather than immediately discharging them.
For years I've made a practice of observing the ways people in leadership positions communicate, whether in formal presentations or small groups, not just with what they say, but how they say it, and the ways in which their approach to communication influences those they lead.
We may have moved beyond 19th-century practice of observing and cataloguing 'female hysteria', but we have not lessened the incidence of mental illness in women.
When we develop a practice of observing our reactions and in what areas we are triggered, we can regain our pattern of flow and stop being comfortable with the blockages of the energy of soul.
However, differences in self-blame and social support with regards to the practice of SMBG were observed across gender and culture that should be noted to better support diabetes self-management.
The project was inspired by Guy Debord's 1950s concept of psychogeography and the practice of dérive, the act of "observing the invisible layers that exist between the public and the built environment we inhabit," according to Specular.
"The practice of arbitrary imprisonments," Alexander Hamilton observed in Federalist No. 84, has been "in all ages" one of "the favorite and most formidable instruments of tyranny".
