"This is my 40th cruise on the liner's 40th anniversary," said Sir Jimmy Savile, dressed in his habitual track suit and waving at the distant shore.
We were recently tipped off to another project by Tim Clark, a current intern at Eyebeam Art + Technology Center, called Atlas Of The Habitual, where he tracked the distances he traveled in his previous home of Bennington, Vermont over a 200-day period, covering an all-encompassing ground of 2,072.5 miles.
We speculate that rats with hippocampal lesions transferred their previously acquired habitual responses to the W track, instead of exploring and re-optimizing their behavior according to the new task rules.
By analysing high fidelity areas of trajectories, Mann et al. [ 8] identified habitual route waypoints, where multiple tracks of the same bird converged over salient visual features.
He was clean-shaven and buzz-cut, with an Argyle sweater, track shoes, and a habitual half smile.
I have laughed when they look so clever and talk about being on the right track" - and Gladstone's habitual prose style.
This decline tracks into adulthood, leading to lifelong habitual physical inactivity (6).
Tracking users by cohort and comparing their activity to habitual users should guide how products evolve, improve, and foster habit formation.
Fossil tracks made by non-avian theropod dinosaurs commonly reflect the habitual bipedal stance retained in living birds.
The writer's enjoyment of Saratoga's charm was not shared by a certain proportion of the crowd at the track - they were a joyless sporting crowd - the smalltime, habitual horse-players.
Instilling habitual physical activity in young children is crucial as physical activity behaviours tend to track from childhood to adolescence and adulthood [ 8].
