But lately, some have begun to swear by short bursts of extremely taxing exercise, a routine known as high-intensity interval training.
(The most celebrated antecedent was the Bruce routine known as "Hitler and the M.C.A.," in which two German talent agents in 1930, desperate to find a dictator, discover and recruit a handy house painter).
The most famous form of Chinese humor, a two-man vaudeville-style routine known as "crosstalk," had a history of lampooning corrupt officials, pompous intellectuals, and hayseed peasants, all with proudly bawdy repartee.
Wallace also "used to murder" his players up and down sand hills, a ruse galvanised by the sadistic Staff Sergeant Williams in Sidney Lumet's film, The Hill, and instituted a Tuesday running routine known as 40 minutes, the debut of which saw a group of 46 dwindle to five by its end and the deployment of both vomit and oxygen.
January 7 , 1907Lightning Creek, Covina April 5, 2004 California Leonard Reed, (born Jan . 7 , 1907Lightning Creek, Okla. died April 5, 2004, Covina, Calif ., American tap dancer who, gained his greatest fame as one of the inventors along with his partner, Willie Bryant of the flashy routine known as the Shim Sham Shimmy, which they created as the finale for their renowned 1920s dance act.
Plants, animals and even bacteria go through a daily 24-hour routine, known as a circadian rhythm.
And, to everyone who lives with someone who made the sacrifice of staying home for the kids' formative years, only to return to the work routine, know that it is harder than it looks.
In that case the routine is known as a recursive subprogram because it solves the problem by repeatedly calling itself.
"Sixtypercentt of my listeners have a routine and know that routine is boring.
This routine is known as static stretching, and it's widely practiced by people before or after many types of activities.
"Let us try to get to the point where all the internet service providers will as a matter of routine divert known bad addresses".
