Anticipating the worst is a deeply ingrained element of Jewish identity.
"It's a very scary and ingrained element of how they police," he said, recounting horror stories from protests in the late 90s, part of his ten years as a UN worker in Cambodia.
"The idea that you have to export the revolution or you will cease to exist is another deeply ingrained element — it was dormant during Rafsanjani and Khatami but it is awake again," Mr. Bayat said.
While long-time donors such as the Koch brothers have indeed funded Tea Party organisations, and Fox News has devoted hundreds of hours to its promotion, the Tea Party is nonetheless an expression of deeply ingrained elements of US society.
Novel technologies, such as GPS, the Internet, and virtual environments are rapidly establishing themselves as ingrained elements of our daily lives.
Mindset and culture are elements of these legacy systems that provide a systemic view into the established process, values, and business rules that have dictated, not only how organizations operate, but also why these ingrained elements will create significant hurdles for business, especially when things are currently humming nicely.
Natural disasters and the process of destruction and renewal are deeply ingrained elements of Japanese Culture.
Unquestioned, passed at birth, from generation to generation, reinforced, armor- plated; the herd-leader template became an item of belief, an ingrained truth, a fundamental, definitive element embedded in the individual and collective consciousness of humanity -- the deal.
Independence became, in time, an ingrained habit of the man, an element of his makeup that some found grouchy, others cold-blooded.
