She is, for the record, an appointed legal advocate in these disputes: She does not solicit the work that makes up 65percentt of her practice, the rest of which is primarily given over to matrimonial and real estate law.
Realizing massive MIMO systems has to solve some challenges in practice, one of which is the low-complexity and near-optimal precoding scheme.
Money market, a set of institutions, conventions, and practices, the aim of which is to facilitate the lending and borrowing of money on a short-term basis.
(Mr. Kelley did that with success two seasons ago with "Ally McBeal" and "The Practice," both of which were then on Monday nights, though on different networks).
The purpose of this study was to describe these elements of the physical workplace and the cultural-social context of the palliative care practice, both of which are imperative to implementing a teleconsultation technology.
Two main causes of the system's ills are century-old business models, for the general hospital and the physician's practice, both of which are based on treating illness, not promoting wellness.
Asking questions is an integral part of the practice of critiquing, which is important for developing students' scientific literacy (Henderson et al. 2015).
After Edwards's screed at the end of practice, part of which was directed at Johnson, according to one person who heard it, Johnson met with Edwards to smooth things over and compliment him on how he handled the team.
I have long believed some of these practices amounted to torture, as a reasonable person would define it, especially, but not only the practice of waterboarding, which is a mock execution and an exquisite form of torture.
