You actually can, by over and over and over, because we like habituation, we create habits and the brain connects to habits, it fires in habitual forms -- so when you start shifting that, then it starts firing differently.
He continued to show up for his radio show intoxicated, so in August 1942 WSFA fired him for "habitual drunkenness".
Women are disproportionately exposed to cooking fire, passive smoke and habitual tobacco smoke in the form of 'hookah' in rural parts of Pakistan that may partly explain female excess in TB cases in western provinces but this need to be established with evidence from future research [ 21].
Zhu et al. (2014) applied the 24Model to study 20 fire accidents on university campuses and found seven unsafe acts and corresponding habitual behavior, defects of the safety management system, and defects of the safety culture.
"There are still no clear rules on the media, and so officials stick to using their habitual ways to control the media," said Li Datong, a prominent Chinese newspaper editor fired for his views.
Seven patients were implanted, but isolated habitual seizures were captured in only four: as we were particularly interested in the peri-seizure firing patterns, we restrict our analyses in this paper to those four subjects.
The red-billed chough was formerly reputed to be a habitual thief of small objects from houses, including burning wood or lighted candles, which it would use to set fire to haystacks or thatched roofs.
Cocaine administration accelerates the emergence of habitual responding for food (Nelson & Killcross, 2006) and also the shift from ventral to dorsal striatum of neuronal firing evoked by presentation of a pavlovian CS (Takahashi et al., 2007).
Not the habitual shopper.
