用practice of造句子，“practice of”造句

Regular, proper and continuous practice of Trataka can gift you to mesmerize other people.

Constructivist view of learning has exerted a widespread influence on the theories and practice of modern education.

His own account, this is important, begins with the surmise that the susceptibility to original legal practice of making contracts.

Buying from such a store is, in essence, supporting them and the horrible practice of puppy mills.

family planning:a program to regulate the number and spacing of children in a family through the practice of contraception or other methods of birth control.

As the practice of meditation proceeds, stress is released, and the tendency of thoughts to intrude upon this process will gradually diminish.

If you are unsure about what a homeopathic medicine is, read our How it Works page, to broaden your understanding of this traditional practice of medicine.

The back camera takes decent pictures but it's the practice of holding up a large slab to take a picture that feels a bit weird.

The Ebionites claimed that Jesus was horrified by cruelty to animals and that one of the primary aspects of his mission was to abolish the practice of ritual slaughter.

Whether academic research actually produces anything that is useful to the practice of business, or even whether it is its job to do so, are questions that can provoke vigorous arguments on campus.

In this example, you changed the assumption and practice of implementing message routing at the physical layer and moved it up into a logical layer where it is managed by the cluster.

Fundamental to indie is the discursive practice of the connoisseur.

If you want knowledge, you must take part in the practice of changing reality.

McCarthyism is the politically motivated practice of making accusations of disloyalty, subversion, or treason without proper regard for evidence.

Now a merely figurative expression, the phrase is based on an actual practice of North American Indians.

At the meeting, the provincial (autonomous regions and municipalities) is responsible for squatter settlements Comrade transformation of the practice of exchange of experience.

Arab leaders have long practice of using Israel as a pretext for maintaining states of emergency at home and putting off reform.

One way to produce fire is friction, and the resistances that arise as you practice often provide the spark that ignites the fires of transformation.

Hyphenation & justification: The practice of adjusting blocks of type so that they are both left and right aligned, with hyphenation occurring as appropriate, word spaces adjusted for good fit, and overall appearance satisfactory.

This essay will probe into the literary practice of Bai Yang Dian Poems and relate the kinship of Bai Yang Dian Poems and somnolent poems, further expound the value of Bai Yang Dian Poems in modernistic poetic stream and explore their significance in literary history and poetics.

The actual practice of electrical precipitation involves a surprising number of scientific disciplines.

This paper commits itself to the research of the theory and practice of the region culture in interior design.

To only run a subset of the tests removes that warm feeling of "doing something valuable," which the traditional practice of running the entire regression suite provides.

The most sensational and often discussed practice of freeganism involves Dumpster-diving for food, clothing or other essentials, which freegans refer to as "waste reclamation."

It is a general practice of the orthopaedic surgeons to strip the periosteum, to ream the medullary cavity etc, which may easily cause injury of the nutrient artery of the long bones.

The act or practice of cooperating.

This practice of burning humans was stopped around 1600, and an effigy was sometimes burned instead.

Now, in China, the research and practice of the system of the priority to purchase of renter have made some achievements, but also accumulated some experience.

Certain purists may insist that all these actions were illegal and illegitimate, but the actual practice of international relations matters more than legal doctrine.

In Mali, the practice of growing trees amid rows of cropland seemed to be everywhere.

Mountaintop mining involves a highly destructive practice of blasting through hundreds of feet of mountaintop to get at thin but valuable seams of coal

It also fits into McDonald's larger corporate practice of catering to local tastes, such as a fondue-style burger in France or a pita-wrapped "McArabia" sandwich in the Middle East.

The campaign, under the slogan 'Let them dangle,' highlights the practice of castrating young pigs without anesthesia.

Having lived overseas for a few years, it struck me on my return that Britain seemed to be facing a marked increase in the sinister practice of bicycle mutilation.

America, Britain, Brazil, Australia and New Zealand were among those who wanted a moratorium on the practice of "bottom-trawling" in international waters.

The belief and practice of using body parts for magical ritual or benefit is called muti.

In the end, trades of the World Trade Assets Market in China do good to the theory and practice of private enterprises in buying state-owned asset.