Sentence examples for habits of groups from inspiring English sources

When Apple introduced the iPad six months ago, ushering in an era of tablet computing, experts predicted that tablets would transform the habits of groups of people like college students (who would carry digital textbooks) and doctors (who would manage patient records).

The activities and study habits of groups and individual students were analyzed using the TEL environment log data (timestamps and points for the submission of each answer in each step of the process).

(I've always admired the Italian habit of grouping at the beach. We Brits lay out our towels as far from the next bather as possible, but the Italians can't bear that, preferring to create a carry-on).

The collectivistic value influences the habit of group work and collaboration.

He points out that snakes have a habit of grouping together during mating seasons – forming a "mating ball".

The study was commissioned by the state in 2003 to understand the smoking habits of certain groups -- notably Asians, gays and active-duty military -- that had received little attention.

As well as delving into the shopping and buying habits of these groups, the research looked at when, how and why consumers shopped after they were exposed to on-train advertising.

In this exploratory study, we examine the study habits of a group of STEM students, with a focus on describing the lived experiences and subjective interpretations of individuals and groups or what cultural anthropologists call an "emic" account of social life (Merriam 2014).

Fejos's drama felt like social science, a sort of ethnographic detailing of the representative habits of a group.

In 2011, interested in how intestinal bacteria might alter the course of autoimmune disease, Hafler examined the eating habits of a group of more than 80 subjects over a year.

The anthropological linguist Edward Sapir put it well: "The 'real world' is to a large extent unconsciously built up on the language habits of the group".