Earlier this year, a catalogue published by Swedish toy company Leklust made headlines for its purposeful contravention of traditional gender roles (it showed a girl riding a toy tractor and a young boy pushing a pram).
This occurred despite a modest, non-significant increase in percent body fat in both groups, which we attribute to the short duration of the intervention and to its purposeful emphasis on a calorically non-restrictive philosophy.
There has been a lot of activity, just about all of it purposeful and productive.
Since Freud's establishment of the psychoanalytic situation as we now know it, psychoanalysts have been wrestling with (in some cases, escaping from) its radical unlikeness to any other human relationship, its purposeful renunciation of the niceties and decencies of ordinary human intercourse, its awesome abnormality, contradictoriness, and strain.
The novel's black humour is derived from its purposeful misuse of conventional literary devices.
Mental illnesses affect the very fabric of human nature, robbing it of its various facets of personality, purposeful behaviour, abstract thinking, creativity, emotion, and mood.
There was also no model for its most personal feature: its creation of purposeful passages in the corners of which wild things can happen.
However, the difference of the current study was in a more purposeful definition of its framework: a detailed reviewing of national road safety programs of the best-performing countries aimed at creating a comprehensive list of safety interventions that were adopted by a significant part of those countries and, according to the available evidence, probably contributed to their road safety success.
A recent case shows some receptions of niche construction theory, where the aggregate, long-term impact of population's characteristics on selective pressures has been conflated with an individual organism's purposeful modification of its immediate environment (. for example, Laland et al2009).
On the final day of its short revived existence, Ein Hijleh was a hive of purposeful activity with a pioneering feel – residents planted citrus saplings, repaired thatched roofs and cleared the ground.
