However, the participants may also present accounts that concern the most ordinary, routine actions of the encounter and that are designed for launching small talk.
The I.B.M.-Cisco collaboration is an effort to create certain standards for systems management technology -- essentially creating a common language for naming and reporting the routine actions of computer systems and the failures that occur.
The Islamic State may have brought the technique to wider attention, but those jihadists' efforts pale in comparison to the routine actions of the Saudi legal system.
ISIS may have brought the technique to wider attention, but their efforts pale in comparison to the routine actions of the Saudi legal system.
Modern historians have considered them either as part of a plot, or as "routine actions of dynastic politics", in the words of David Loades.
Long-term methamphetamine use can cause parafunctional habits, routine actions of a body part that are different than their common use, which can result in tooth wear and exacerbate periodontal diseases.
By routinisation is meant the provision of consent as a routine action, i.e. as an unreflected, habitual act.
Lashley observed that then-prevailing models of action based on simple stimulus response chaining had a fundamental flaw: although such serial models can capture the "one thing after another" characteristic of routine action, they fail to recognize the central importance of sustained goals and subgoals in more complex action.
A striking proportion of professional knowledge can be turned into routine action, and the division of labour can bring big efficiencies to the knowledge economy.
Were this knowledge to become the power of routine action, it would rival -- and likely surpass -- the greatest public health advances of history.
However, turning an awareness of the importance of inner work life into routine action takes discipline.
