Something that I like to use in my vogueing practice that Prince always understood is that simplicity is key that sometimes, less is more.
For listeners expecting the zesty, streamlined style currently in vogue in the period-instrument world — a style practiced by many of the ensembles in which these players normally work — the laid-back performance style was momentarily surprising.
Several kinds of point-of-care testing equipment are in vogue in clinical practice today, and they have been widely evaluated in varied environments.
Commercially available echo-enhanced needles have been in vogue in radiology practice for some time and have the theoretical advantage of the better visualisation compared with a standard needle.
One of his students, Nicole Renojo, describes herself as a "hip-hop and breakdancer" and feels that vogue helps her practice how to express herself.
Ulysses finds a new kind of family with queer youth on New York City's Christopher Street Pier, who invite him along to "Saturday Church"—a weekly sanctuary where they eat, hang out, and practice voguing for upcoming balls.
Combining five different mediums, it explored the street-dance practice of "voguing," with musicians, an opera singer, play-by-play commentators, and a custom-built computer program that Rashaad developed to track the dancers' movements in real-time.
The practice was in vogue in athletics during the late 1970s, and entered cycling in the early 1980s.
Among the latter group was southern California's La Jolla Playhouse, which invited struggling theatre ensembles from the region to be in residence (a practice increasingly in vogue) and staged a highly publicized four-day Without Walls (WoW) Festival of site-specific theatre, an event that drew sold-out crowds.
The root cause is that companies fall into the trap of adopting whatever best practices are in vogue or aping the exemplar innovator of the moment.
