But he also descends from a rigorous tradition of practicing artists.
India has a long tradition of practicing Ayurvedic medicine not only for human ailments, but also for the management of livestock in the form of ethno-veterinary practices.
To reiterate, the case study targeted a FMG of great complexity, integrating two medical sites with different traditions of practice, and whose members overlapped, albeit not completely.
The board praised some police actions, including first responders and SWAT members, who it said "performed in the best traditions of tactical practices".
"I've never inspected this thing in my life!" Harmonizing the traditions of Jewish practice with the minutiae of Army regulations and the tectonics of United States diplomacy required patience, humility and chutzpah — a personal trial, since I specialize in only one of those three.
Do the interventions "fit" or make sense within the training and healing traditions, scope of practice, and practice patterns relevant to practitioners of the specific CAM disciplines who would be asked to implement the intervention?
Eric Kjellgren, the associate curator for Oceanic art who oversaw the reinstallation, notes in a new catalog for the collection that about 1,800 different languages have been spoken and hundreds of distinct artistic traditions practiced by peoples of the Pacific islands.
Qigong practices can also be understood as a part of a broader tradition of "cultivation practice".
Similar explorations are now ongoing elsewhere as Chan, Zen, Sôn and Thiền traditions of thought and practice have begun taking root in other parts of the world.
The roots of all three standpoints "may be traced back to the crises of seventeenth-century England, but [they] crystallised into definite traditions of thought and practice only [after] the French Revolution" (Gray 1995: 78).
