By the same token, doctors practicing today see autopsy results much less often than did their counterparts a few decades ago because far fewer autopsies are now being done.
By the same token, sexual practices and acts do not necessarily come with a social identity.
In New York, a judge ruled in 2000 that the city must arrange continuing treatment for mentally ill inmates before they are released from the Rikers Island jails, rather than dropping them on a Queens street in the middle of the night with $3 in subway tokens, the usual practice.
Wolff's doubters - and there are plenty - focus on her lack of success before getting her chance in F1 and dismiss her outings in practice as a token gesture, and a transparent marketing ploy on behalf of Williams.
He said he often gave students subway tokens to get to their practice sessions.
In Step I, subjects practiced categorizing tokens 1 and 7; in Step II, they practiced tokens 1, 2, 6, and 7; and in Step III, they practiced tokens 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, and 7.
We started from the hypothesis that care practices and by the same token service use had changed during our study period from 1996 to 2003.
Bars of soap were also presented to all community members present as a motivation and reminder for people to attempt or adopt hygiene practices as well as a token of appreciation from the researchers.
The Boston show, organized by Pedro H. Alonzo, an independent curator, and Emily Brouillet, a former assistant curator at the institute, includes works placed outdoors around Boston, presented here as domesticated tokens of the graffitilike practices for which Mr. Fairey has been arrested on numerous occasions.
By the same token, farmers and ranchers realized that their management practices and the varieties of crops they grew had been developed during an extended wet spell.
