A rule (theory)which can be darried into practice/ in theory and in practice/ in theory and in practice

A way of doing something that needs to be done. The accepted way of doing it. 'That's the point'.

("Shmuel the younger stood up and said: I am the one who went up without permission, and I did not go up for the sake of the year, but to learn the way to do what I was called to do" - Sanhedrin, 1199, and so on: "After hearing the arguments of both sides, he ruled that the way to do it was proper, because ..." - Rabbi Obadiah Yosef/ Anaf Etz Avos - on the chapters of the Avos Kald, and so on: "And he taught him "Going to do something with your mouth: the straight is good" - Bialik/ Behind the Wall, 8, 8, and so on: "And there all his eyes are fixed on the subject... He is not like one who deals with a matter to go to, to deal with it to do... As his disciple wrote ... who returns going to do something" - Agnon/ This and That, and the Curve Was Straight, 92, and so on: "The direction of things "I believe them with understanding, but what is the meaning of their hearing, going to action?" - H. Ba'er/ To the place where the spirit goes, 168)

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