Tell me about this unique practice of mothering the mother that is common among immigrants.
And the villages on New Ireland are famous for the unique practice of "shark calling" - local people lure the creatures to their boats and soothe them before hauling them in.
What's more, as part of the Heifer project, the gifts they received are paid forward-through Heifer's unique practice of Passing on the Gift®-to another family in the community, multiplying the original investment and turning Mrs. Yuk and her family into donors themselves.
In addition, Casselman has perfected a delightful surface consisting of the unique practice of meticulously applying thick and thin paint, then pulling a squeegee across the canvas surface both vertically and horizontally, resulting in brilliant colors flowing and merging together to form a cohesive visual statement.
In this paper, we provide a glimpse into the unique practice of transnational informal caregiving in the context of medical tourism.
The importance of this species as a crop raider is evident from the fact that persons in our study area engage in a variety of culturally unique practices specifically designed to deter crop raiding, especially of maize, by red-tailed guenons (38 ).
Her unique practice builds upon her depth of knowledge and experience to create one-of-a-kind hand crafted prints.
Below is a photo series of this unique practice by the Tolai people.
These immersive projects challenged ideas of inhabitation, and similar concepts have shaped his now well established, unique artistic practice of creating "abstract realities".
These cases reveal the shared characteristics and unique cultures and practices of different online affinity networks, and how they support "connected learning -learning that brings together youth interests, socialearning -learningcomplishmenthat civic, academic, and career relevant arenas.
