Dispensers' behavior is driven by customer demand, habit (" mazoea"), following inappropriate health facility prescriptions, and the need to make a profit.
In recognition of the change, some networks are pushing to expand the metrics that determine advertising rates — from the current three-day ratings to a seven-day rating that would better account for on-demand habits.
Our current analysis does not allow us to discern the respective contributions of diving habits per se and other oxygen-demanding habits on increased Hct in marine snakes (notably due to a lack of data on diving freshwater species; see above).
Taken as a whole, the collection worked around how women dress now, partly through Kors studying the demands and habits of his customers at recent instore events.
"Grease: Live" marked Fox's foray into live musical productions, taking a cue from its rival NBC on staging live events to battle the power of the DVR and other on-demand viewing habits to lure in audiences.
Wayne would later say the Palmdale years (his parents moved to Glendale in 1916 when he was 9) taught him the demanding work habits he carried with him during his lifetime, and the importance of getting through long, lonely nights on his own inner resources.
But there I go: middle age and weak habits demand some compromises.
You can still work for change, create awareness in your local community, modify your spending and recreational habits, demand corporate and political responsibility, agitate, cogitate, meditate, and grow.
Greed and habit demand that one's slice get bigger even if the the pie as a whole is shrinking.
Drawing on interviews with colleagues scattered from France to Israel, Gessen proposes that Perelman's disillusionment was a product of the same "rigid, demanding and hypercritical" habits of mind that made him a genius.
