Sentences with word «routinization»

Performance was usually an element in Wiseman's films, of course, from the rank - and - file formations in Basic Training to the catwalk struts in Department Store, and later films like At Berkeley have returned to the structural expose format, but Ballet puts the emphasis on creation and not routinization.

Legal practice is shrinking as legal delivery is entering the digital era where routinization; automation; products in lieu of services; gradations of legal «touch - points»; and lawyers equipped with new skills to augment «knowing the law» become normative.

A professor at the New School for Social Research, Rapp came to the project of mapping the «construction and routinization of this technology after she herself went through prenatal testing, a diagnosis of Down syndrome and a selective abortion.

Just as other once - charismatic religious movements have followed the path of overinstitutionalization and over-regulation, which in turn has discouraged much of the original charisma, the Assemblies of God could suffer the chilling effects of routinization.

The litany of real or perceived ills included greed, materialism, abortion, homosexuality, adultery, drunkenness, gluttony, divorce, militant feminism, New Age religions, God - denying secular education, street crime, encroaching government, and the routinization of life.

He is interested to see if «routinization» has begun to set in at Calvary Chapel after almost two decades of explosive growth that began in the Jesus movement of the 1970s.

He concludes that the engineering of spiritual consent may simply not be able to overcome the forces of routinization.

If, in the latter case, these followers begin to become a more traditional congregation, then there is a «routinization» and the prophet becomes more like a priest or gives way to a priest.

Instead, it has contributed to the bureaucratization and routinization of the K — 12 enterprise, buttressing its rigid procedures, internal fiefdoms, and culture of compliance rather than fostering innovation, much less transformation.

How does the routinization of teaching, advanced by private experts, differ from that of the publicly funded professionals the authors so harshly criticize?

Using computer - generated imagery, video, and installation, the duo examines how various technologies — motion capture, currency, routinization, and others — change the ways in which we perceive the world, other people, popular culture, history, and literary tropes.

The Susskinds explain how a fundamental transformation in patterns and trends (in particular, decomposition and routinization) are occurring in most professions.

To that end, I heartily endorse the routinization and documentation of common processes as a tool for improving throughput at a particular step in a process, and even for the process overall.