Trayvon's fatal act: a mundane walk to the nearby convenience store to buy a can of iced tea and a bag of Skittles.
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These buildings should be designed to be robust and flexible, and should create urban and human spaces at high levels, ones that people could relate to and which can be used in the most mundane ways – like walking our dogs, hundreds of metres above the city streets.
Whenever you have the free time, or you're just doing mundane things like walking or cleaning, why not put the radio on the background, which also means that you can be up to date with the world?
After 12 weeks, those in the yoga group were, over all, significantly less bothered by symptoms than the control group, and they reported better function and less difficulty in mundane daily activities like walking up stairs and bending down to put on socks.
For example, parents spoke of using feedback and reward mechanisms, providing children with rationale and choice, and using strategies such as being active with their child or turning a potentially mundane activity (e.g., walking) into something fun (e.g., playing games or singing songs along the way).
Caroline's account could be viewed as a chronotope metamorphosis because the changes she noticed were incremental, appearing "gradually" and getting "worse and worse," and eventually having a significant impact on mundane activities such as walking to her car: "took me ages to get there because I was so breathless".
In one set of experiments, some couples are assigned a mundane task that involves simply walking back and forth across a room.
He exhibited grandiosity, had auditory and visual hallucinations, and showed occasional catatonia-like signs of excessive motor movement, purposeless walking around with mundane postures, and inexplicably squatting at corners.
Ranging from the iconic to the mundane, the vignettes evoke the phenomenon of walking around without a particular motive or place to be. .
