We've all become acutely aware of the tendency of personal data to go walkabout.
Was that because of the tendency to cast able-bodied actors in disabled parts?
The researchers found that each trait was moderately heritable: about forty-six per cent of the tendency to procrastinate, and forty-nine per cent of the tendency toward impulsiveness, was attributable to genes.
However, because of the tendency to specialise, it would be difficult for universities to cater to all the specialisms.
The refugee camps of today are an extension of the tendency to see fellow humans as less human.
Fugacity, a measure of the tendency of a component of a liquid mixture to escape, or vaporize, from the mixture.
A brief filed on behalf of Medicaid recipients in Connecticut and Florida warned the court of the tendency of pre-authorization requirements to limit access to many drugs.
They accept the phenomenon of legitimate tax avoidance, taking advantage of the tendency in, for example, efforts to incentivise pension saving, or industrial development in particular regions.
He also made the point that the United States should be wary of the tendency of some missions to grow beyond their original scope and focus.
How effectively, or how quickly, this will translate into a diminishment of the tendency to teach to the test is uncertain.
"I really don't believe the saints-and-crooks theory," Mr. Shleifer said of the tendency to demonize business executives who engage in creative accounting.
