"If I was waiting in line or waiting for a train, I would habitually take it out of my pocket.
Results indicate that motor learning was consolidated in a brief nap and was associated with stage 2 spindles, but only for those who habitually take naps.
But even Victorian cuckolds didn't habitually take the next step: Sickles shot the unarmed Key dead in broad daylight, just around the corner from the White House.
Just take a commonplace example: do you habitually take two hours (cumulatively, often drawn out over multiple sessions) to complete a task that really could have been done in a single, focused, time-boxed hour?
On a walk with his scruffy dog, Wednesday, he revels in the jubilant simplicity of life we habitually take for granted: the turtle in the pond, the Stop War graffiti on the sidewalk, the kindly neighbor on top of the hill, the people in line at the soup kitchen, the ducks floating downstream.
According to studies of Kivy [41], listeners make a fundamental attribution error in that they habitually take the expressive properties of music for what they feel.
The latest numbers we have are that 60% of people under 35 habitually take and send [mobile] pictures here in the United States.
We know from the research that predators (sociopaths, anti-social personalities, psychopaths, those who habitually take advantage of others) are unlikely to ever change.
In fact, the diameter of the channels formed by the connection would allow the passage of molecules such as divalent metal ions, as these, especially in the case of the iron, are less than 2 nm in diameter and very close in size to calcium ions that habitually take advantage of the gap junction for cytoplasmic passage from cell to cell [ 77].
One executive I work with habitually takes his strategic insights to his team and intentionally asks for dueling fact bases to both support and refute his thinking.
He habitually took walks at night while composing music in his head.
