During a four-month nesting period, the senior sibling is known to peck and attack its junior sibling incessantly until the younger bird becomes habitually submissive.
Remain attentive when you notice a usually reliable employee become habitually late.
Soon, however, they became inseparable, habitually meeting in the Eagle, a popular Cambridge pub, a test tube's throw from their lab.
They implied they had no idea that a man who'd habitually become unglued in public was capable of much worse behind closed offices and gymnasium doors.
The American press habitually becomes irritated with European intelligentsia fetishising their gun tragedies: a win could trigger some peppery comment in the US.
Again, Lesser's character habitually used a greeting that became a catchphrase.
Like Woodson, he got the job by default and without the brand recognition the Knicks habitually sought — until his identity as the everyman coach became an appealing marketing spiel in itself.
But, Mike Ward writes, "One Glaswegian, who habitually signed off with 'Cheers' was stunned when it became 'Chairs.' And 'Can you get me a fish supper on the way home?' prompts: 'Jayne, I don't understand 'rubber fissionable.'" Siri, enterprising factotum that she is, may want to brush up on Peter Sellers's Complete Guide to the Accents of the British Isles.
RPEs are thought to initiate three distinct and parallel loops of information processing between striatum and neocortex as new associations become learned sufficiently to habitually drive behaviors (e.g., Alexander et al., 1986; Alexander and Crutcher, 1990; Haber, 2003).
I can't recall exactly when it became something I actively sought out, but I do recall a girl in ninth grade who would habitually belch after returning to class from lunch.
