If Mrs. Obama is not as blunt as she once was (in describing some of her husband's habits, for instance), she is by no means hiding her personality, either.
Most sold in the country cost less than the £10 threshold to qualify for free delivery; the average paperback price is £4.20.Readers could simply change their online buying habits, for instance by keeping a reading list and buying several books at a time.
Instead, Neurath emphasized attention to individuals and groups, individuated in terms of stimulus/response interrelationship and clusters of shared customs and habits, and, for instance, the transfer of such habits or traditions (ibid., 371), which is how he defined education (see above).
Migratory habits of birds, for instance, no doubt evolved in part as a result of seasonal food shortages; individual birds now, however, start migration before food becomes scarce.
It is readily apparent that plant and animal species are heterogeneous in all sorts of ways in the flower colours and growth habits of plants, for instance, or the shell shapes and banding patterns of snails.
If there are such differentiae, we should expect that habits and dispositions, for instance, can be defined as such and such a quality.
The first response argues that our action isn't always caused by occurrent beliefs — we sometimes act through habit, or by instinct, for instance.
Would armed police force a nun to remove her habit on the beach, for instance?
The huge inter-regional discrepancies in the health information systems were not only related to heterogeneous methods and tools used for data collection, but also to total absence of data as regards to important potentially modifiable risk factors, for instance, dietary habits and physical activity[ 4].
