In 1983, Sillitoe timed New Guinea Wola men as they used chert flakes in customary tasks.
Prohibitions against human dissection were slowly lifting, and Mondino performed his own dissections rather than following the customary procedure of entrusting the task to a menial.
His job at first was to round up Jews and force them to leave the Reich, a task he undertook with his customary diligence as well as a repulsive brutality, yet not with any particular ideological fervor.
I'd come in with my donut and cup of tea, get started on my tasks, and twist-up the customary.
He tends to stay at Barnet for a good time rather than a long time but, even if there is little expectation that his fifth spell in charge will extend beyond eight games in any case, he faces a colossal task to go out with his customary bang.
Mostofsky et al. [17] tested a 10-trial fixed sequence repeated 8 times in a block, across a total of 5 blocks using a longer 1500 ms interval, instead of the customary 120 300 ms response-to-stimulus interval used in SRT tasks (e.g., [18], [19]).
Rosemann et al. [ 5] showed that in customary primary care, practice employees are rarely involved in medical tasks in the GP practice.
The accompanying ensemble is small — clarinet, cello, piano, synthesizer and percussion — but the score is sufficiently busy and virtuosic to require a conductor, a task ably executed by Fred Sherry, who performed in his more customary role, as a cellist, elsewhere in the program.
In general, we hypothesize that these customary, recurrent patterns of activity, these instructional situations, make room for some canonical tasks saving teachers and students the need to negotiate how the contract applies for the task.
(It is customary to keep anonymous the names of those who perform this holiest of tasks).
