In contrast, Pietersen's first innings knock back in the England fold was frenetic before ending in habitual fashion.
You actually can, by over and over and over, because we like habituation, we create habits and the brain connects to habits, it fires in habitual forms -- so when you start shifting that, then it starts firing differently.
"How thoughtful he is," my mother observed, in habitual praise of the favored son.
The Times judged it "increasingly the least relevant", noting that, paradoxically, the NUT was in "habitual revolt" against a government that is "sympathetic to teachers".
Each tribe (tuman) consists of several clans and acknowledges one chief, even though in some tuman there are clans in habitual opposition to the chief.
The same judge, Scott M. Gordon, ordered Ms. Spears last month to undergo random drug and alcohol testing twice a week, having found that she had engaged in "habitual, frequent and continuous use of controlled substances and alcohol".
The danger of such a benevolent approach, apart from the growing evidence of higher mortality in habitual daytime nappers, is that it masks, and even contributes to, a problem with overnight sleep.
The authors' analysis of young patients showed lower overall survival and disease-free survival in habitual non-smokers and alcohol drinkers than in habitual smokers and alcohol drinkers.
Forty lateral cephalograms in habitual occlusion were thus considered for the study.
Withdrawal symptoms result from abrupt cessation of alcohol consumption in habitual drinkers.
When we act in habitual ways we are not typically self-conscious.
