Beyond the renewal activity itself, the other healthy habit that may be connected to more frequent eating is the often-underutilized practice of connecting to what you need rather than habitually grabbing the low hanging fruit, or more likely, the low hanging cookie.
Whichever scenario turns out to be true in future investigations, the data confirm that male orchid bees habitually travel a distance that can help connect widely-dispersed orchids or other plants which they alone pollinate, and that produce a few short-lived flowers daily, over an extended time [25].
Distracted by cultural difference, professionals may not employ the interpersonal skills they habitually use in exploring their uncertainty and connecting with other patients (Daniels and Swartz, 2007; Kai et al, 2007).
But like I warned Allis and LaVoy when we first spoke, I'm probably not their core target audience and instead hover somewhere on the periphery – I won't use Connect habitually, but instead when a need arises.
Matthew Callan brought a personal perspective to the issue, connecting Trump to a father who habitually told lies big and small.
To connect different parts of this immense system, we habitually use a wide range of ad hoc geological frameworks, systems and geological environment models, where different processes and features operate and combine.
For Martin, the habitually Buddha-quoting non-Buddhist, these positive feelings were the reality that art could connect us to.
At a fundraising party for The Veterans Project last Saturday night in Los Angeles, three compelling speakers helped us connect somewhat different stories, all of which involve allegations that the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) habitually deprives veterans of services to which they are entitled.
