You habitually identify Southold Bay as Peconic Bay, miss the difference between Little Peconic Bay and Great Peconic Bay, between Greenport Harbor and Southold Bay and so on.
This causes the system of selfish agents, each acting individually but habitually, to collectively identify configurations that maximize total utility.
Each of those countries has been identified by the State Department as habitually using torture in its prisons.
Generally, close contacts who live with a person identified with active TB or who habitually spend time indoors in close proximity to this person are investigated first.
Children may have dysfunctional voiding (i.e., habitually contract the urethral sphincter during voiding), which is not identified by general screening for daytime symptoms.
His aircraft hit the side of a mountain and embedded itself six feet; Jackson was identified only by his size-ten boots and the revolver he habitually wore.
They also identified themselves as Graikoi (Greek: Γραικοί, "Greeks"); the ethnonym was used habitually for self-referential purposes except in official Byzantine political correspondence prior to the Fourth Crusade of 1204.
We identified significant differences for urinary hydration biomarkers, but no differences in plasma osmolality, between individuals who habitually consume low versus high daily fluid volumes in free-living conditions.
One very effective method, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), helps people identify the negative thought patterns they fall back on habitually – which are no doubt wired into the brain like deep ruts – and replace them with new and more positive mental habits.
In these traditional and less developed settings, where most older people live with their children and are routinely provided with support for both core and instrumental activities of daily living, it may be difficult to identify 'the need for frequent human help or care beyond that habitually required by a healthy adult'.
