That goal, however, is incompatible with Auster's habitual style, which is a top-down, summarizing narration that closes like a fist around the proceedings.
Consider the extra grammatical "aspects" of African-American English, the "be" aspects conveying habitual states, which add descriptive precision and nuance.
But it is Florida, a habitual offender, which is causing the most fuss by trying to hold its primary in January.
It said Bornstein was "seeing the patient several times a week without providing medical treatment" and failed to notice her clear signs of "habitual addiction which he created or helped to create".
Cats are particularly good pets for people who sit alone at their desks day and night, pulling out their hair and making coffee, and they're deeply habitual creatures, which can help the undisciplined among us.
Diane James, the anti-EU party's spokeswoman on home affairs, said: "The government needs to examine this judgment closely, and if need be, look to alter the rules on habitual residence which gives EU migrants open access to many UK benefits even though some of them, in reality, are not seeking work".
Learning styles reflect habitual behaviors which determine distinct preferences within learning situations.
A similar logic could apply to the learning motivation of habitual entrepreneurs, which can also be viewed as a form of ambiguity acceptance.
Peak force and rate of force rise change in comparison to the habitual exercise, which suggest that downward exercise should be the preferred exercise to study FL mechano-sensitivity.
Moreover, as noted in a research by Tansik and Smith (1991), the repetition of stereotypical actions allows the script to become a habitual behavior, which can simplify and reduce the cognitive effort of the individual in the activation of the process latent in the script (Nottenburg and Shoben 1980).
