The American press habitually becomes irritated with European intelligentsia fetishising their gun tragedies: a win could trigger some peppery comment in the US.
The more successful (more "fit") neuronal routines become habitually grooved circuits so as to enable certain desired practices more easily in future.
Have I become habitually heads-down productivity-minded in a way that's compromising my vision?
Remain attentive when you notice a usually reliable employee become habitually late.
"The mother opposes the father's application asserting that [the child] never became habitually resident in Australia".
During a four-month nesting period, the senior sibling is known to peck and attack its junior sibling incessantly until the younger bird becomes habitually submissive.
"We would talk to Paul, as we would talk to many people, sometimes to perhaps correct something before it becomes habitually wrong, not to pick on Paul Stewart or pat him on the back.
Audiences habitually go wild for the closing dance set to "Rocka My Soul in the Bosom of Abraham". So much so, that a literal repeat of this part has become mandatory.
Although many South Koreans still reckon that the 37,000 American troops stationed in their country are the best deterrent against the invasion that communist North Korea habitually threatens, the American presence has become controversial.A host of issues are involved.
RPEs are thought to initiate three distinct and parallel loops of information processing between striatum and neocortex as new associations become learned sufficiently to habitually drive behaviors (e.g., Alexander et al., 1986; Alexander and Crutcher, 1990; Haber, 2003).
