Repeated doing that builds capacity. Also the settled way a group works — both mean something done often enough to become known.
Greek πρακτική (praktikē, practical [skill]), from πράσσειν (prassein, to do, perform); repeated doing until it becomes settled and known, whether by a single hand or a whole group.
Capacity built by doing a thing again and again until it takes less thought each time. Also the way work actually gets carried out here, which is not always the way it is written down to be carried out.