Sentence examples for habitual experiences from inspiring English sources

The new field of social genomics, made possible by the sequencing of the human genome, tells us that the ways our and our children's genes are expressed at the cellular level is plastic, too, responsive to habitual experiences and actions.

The results offer insight into customer attitudes important in their selection of authentication options: convenience, personal ownership and habitual experience of processes.

The study was based on the proposal that effects of sweet taste on appetite may differ as a result of the habitual experience of sweetness with or without energy.

Thus, the experience of boredom can occur either momentarily in a concrete situation or be conceptualised as a habitual experience relating to certain achievement activities.

The constant exposure to the repeated occurrence of the double bind-communication pattern causes the traumatic habitual experience of punishment for whatever move the person takes.

This change in behavior to make wondering and asking questions a habitual experience is what I find to be the most important and beneficial aspect of this new age of citizen science.

Not experience itself but the inadequacy and contradictions of habitual experience serve as basis for reflection.

The inadequacy and contradictions of the habitual experience (rather than the experience itself) serve as a basis for reflection.

In contrast, Miettinen elaborates that Dewey's theory of reflective thought and action regards not experience itself but the inadequacy and contradictions of the habitual experience as the basis for reflection [ 34].

Photograph: PYMCA/UIG via Getty There are certain habitual New York experiences that feel exactly and effortlessly right that inspire, especially in an eager young transplant, a feeling of "this is why I'm here".

By Hannah Goldfield January 9, 2014 There are certain habitual New York experiences that feel exactly and effortlessly right — that inspire, especially in an eager young transplant, a feeling of "this is why I'm here".