Sentence examples for mode habit from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, though, Muskoka once again became fashionable with the rich, and the multistory boathouse became their status symbol — not so much for the boat docked inside as for the newly à la mode habit of forsaking the main house and living in the old servants' quarters, directly on the gently lapping shores of the lake.

Those related to HIV and habits are: viral load, CD4, date of HIV diagnosis, transmission mode, use of antiretroviral therapy, smoking habits, alcohol, drug use and condom use before and after diagnosis.

The relationship between learning style preferences and working style habits at different professional levels might also be elaborated upon as well as the importance of learning style flexibility and decision modes in various diagnostic situations.

First, there is a cue, a trigger that tells your brain to go into automatic mode and which habit to use.

Such a range and fluctuations in CH4 production by the cows from both breeds could have come from the mode of foraging habits and availability of feed to the animals.

Gortner talks about how he'll perform, then performs, and then discusses the performance he just gave, sometimes lapsing back into the mode of performance, by habit and by affinity.

Specimens of type III failed by cleavage-like mode on a macroscopic habit plane parallel to the lamellar boundaries and exhibited a very low fracture toughness value.

Combined with local residents' mode of life, living habit, psychological demand, economic situation and so on, heating design temperature of south Liaoning province is given.

The automatic is lazy and vague in both automatic and paddle-shift modes, with a nasty habit of smacking into the engine's rev limiter and upsetting the car's momentum.

In fact, the big data created in the context of social networks are valuable, not only for detecting critical events but mainly and more importantly, for analyzing and studying the crowd habits and mode of reactions during the occurrence of critical events.

The following confounders were included in the adjusted analyses: maternal age at birth, parity, multiple births, mother's country of birth (Nordic (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland) or non-Nordic country), mother's smoking habits, hypertension, mode of delivery, breech position, gestational age at birth, birth weight, head circumference at birth and the level of hospital where born.