Habitual component-stream eavesdropper Digitimes says that "a small volume of components" that fit the spec for a 15-inch ultra-thin notebook have shipped, and March of 2012 is their estimate for full-scale device shipping.
Petterson is remarkably gifted at capturing not so much randomness or irrelevance (habitual catchments of the stream of consciousness) as the staggered distances of memory: one detail seems near at hand, while another can be seen only cloudily; one mental picture seems small, while another seems portentous.
However, negative intrusions in habitual worriers tend to develop into streams of related verbal thoughts about related threats (indicated by the box on the right labelled 'protracted worry in verbal form') which create further problems due to their tendency to persist and lead to more intrusions in the future.
As the refuse collectors continued joking and the lorries arrived to take away the barriers set up around the Bastille, the square was returned to its habitual occupants, an almost non-stop stream of cars, motorbikes, scooters and cycles.
Furthermore, the not-self doctrine provides a justification for treating endurance, independence, and self-subsistence as neither desirable nor attainable, but rather as what they are: mistaken notions resulting from the habitual tendency to construct an identity from a stream of physical and subjective phenomena.
The thing we don't know is if they had sent a more engaging string of emails, could they have raised even more?" In a pushback to that criticism, a DCCC spokesman provided data showing that the committee's online list is composed of mostly habitual voters, to make the argument that the stream of emails didn't have vote-discouraging effects.
By 2000, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller had declared Jack DeCoster a "habitual violator" for repeated contamination of Iowa's rivers and streams and in 2001 the Iowa Supreme Court ruled that he could no longer build hog confinements, but could invest in his son Peter's agricultural ventures.
Naphtha feed to ethylene crackers is an industrial stream of interest to form part of the habitual main sources of aromatics, pyrolysis and reformer gasolines, in order to reduce the costs caused by the non-converted aromatics in the ethylene crackers.
He is fifty-two and broad-chested, with an unruly beard and wiry gray hair streaming down his back; his eyes are the same color as his habitual unsmoked cigar.
Not the habitual shopper.
