By day, in the Renaissance tradition of training apprentices, the space comes alive, as assistants and students help with his sculpture projects.
Documentary director Ott Bell's portrait of a 13-year-old girl from Mongolia with aspirations of being the first woman to follow in her community's male tradition of training her own eagle to catch foxes is suitably epic in scope and stunningly captured by cinematographer Simon Niblett.
During his stay he will also visit the Sandhurst military academy, which has a tradition of training the ruling classes of Gulf states including Kuwait.
Team training has been found to lead to safety culture changes [ 39] and the M-ICUs with coronary patients have a long tradition of training CPR with a focus on technical skills [ 40], which may also have an influence on the team performance concerning NTS.
This project is a contemporary incarnation of a forty-year-old tradition of trained, often professional, artists working closely with community members to realize a collective visual expression.
In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, the practice of training one's mind to be clearer and more compassionate by studying and meditating on 59 short aphorisms from the Buddha's teachings is called Lojong.
The Russian tradition of training pianists is long established and rigorous.
Original building methods and hand tools are being utilised, and craftsmen from all over the world are coming to learn how to restore wooden buildings, continuing the proud Bryggen tradition of training apprentices.
There is a tradition of training, but beyond that, of respect.
Hill's legacy includes the large holdings of the modern National Trust, several housing projects still run on her lines, a tradition of training for housing managers, and the museum established by the Octavia Hill Society at her birthplace.
