After praising "Mating" as "aggressively brilliant," Updike took Rush to task for his "aggressive modernist designs on conventional reading habits," epitomized by his ostentatiously arcane vocabulary.
The distances are not actually very far, but the idea warrants a closer look – maybe on the lines of Irena Bauman's mapping of conventional work/life habits in Leeds.
Men have "conventional" sexual habits, whatever that means.
In China, due to the conventional eating habits that involve heavily fried, roasted, or grilled foods and the rapid increase of automobile and industrial production, the general population has more opportunities to be exposed to PAHs from multiple sources and routes compared to other nations.
Samples were only collected from a single time point, our data are in agreement with the conventional sampling habits in other studies [ 23, 26, 45, 46].
In China, due to the conventional eating habits that involve heavily fried, roasted, or grilled foods and the rapid increase of automobile and industrial production, the general population has more opportunities to be exposed to PAHs compared to other nations.
Jeremy Dean, a London psychologist and pop psychology blogger, notes in "Making Habits, Breaking Habits" that conventional wisdom holds that it takes the "magic figure of 21 days" to form a new habit.
Not long after the President left office, Gamaliel Bradford, in an essay called "The Genius of the Average," saw in Coolidge "a persistent, insistent, certainly not buoyant, but aggressive and almost tediously reiterated optimism, which seems partly physical in its nature, and which always suggests a more or less conventional and traditional habit and attitude of mind".
This data highlights similarities between a computational account of MFc and conventional measures of habit learning.
According to Richard Holbrooke, Annan got his job because of his willingness, in the summer of 1995, to look beyond the narrow habits of conventional peacekeeping.
