Sentence examples for habitual practices from inspiring English sources

Carr argues that modern neuroscience, which has revealed the "plasticity" of the human brain, shows that our habitual practices can actually change our neuronal structures.

Patterson, in the essay for the Chronicle, suggested that "cultural values, norms, beliefs, and habitual practices may be easier to change than structural ones".

The framework described in this paper builds on the concept of habitual practices.

However, it is observed that pilot experiences about the utilization of web-based laboratories are not habitual practices.

To look at energy consumption through a different lens, we have developed the conceptual framework of habitual practices.

The cultural dimension is defined as the potential for damage to intangible values including meanings placed on artefacts, customs, habitual practices, and natural or urban landscapes.

Sunnah, ( Arabic: "habitual practice") also spelled Sunna, the body of traditional social and legal custom and practice of the Islamic community.

It is most important for all of New York's elected officials to work together and agree on a package rather than squabble among themselves over differing approaches -- a habitual practice in New York's political culture.

Williams, who is now master of Magdalene College, Cambridge, said that while Britain's "cultural memory is still quite strongly Christian", it was post-Christian in that habitual practice across most of the population was not taken for granted.

After hearing the testimonies of 35,000 political detainees, an official commission has concluded that torture was a habitual practice of the armed forces and police throughout the dictatorship.The evidence, of course, was always there.

Other major reforms must include guaranteeing the rights of women and girls, ending legal discrimination against all religious groups, including Coptic Christians and Baha'is, and putting a stop to the persecution of gay people (including the practice of charging gay men with the "habitual practice of debauchery").