8 An unexpected finding of our study was that participants overwhelmingly narrated AED use as a socially shared habit of 'going casualty'.
They're nice, unremarkable, close to dull, even in their shared habit of cheering at the all-American parade of health provided by the young breasts and bottoms that swing by everywhere they look Each is an attentive and practiced ogler.
Arguing, plausibly, that his subjects had much more in common than one would expect, Gillon points to their difficult stepfathers and love of technology, but what comes across most strongly is a shared habit of self-aggrandizement.
Accumulated over years, the collection has the casual logic of a household photo album, with evidence of shared habits, tastes and temperaments, and of personal interchange between generations.
In his pioneering 19th-century book on nationalism, "What is a Nation?", Ernest Renan pointed out that the idea of the nation was based on shared habits and language but also on a shared ability to forget past hatreds.
Focused on a single-family art collection, the show has the casual logic of a household photo album, with evidence of shared habits, tastes and temperaments, and of rapport between generations.
The word then seemed to connote a specific group of people, from a particular patch of earth, who knew and judged and kept an eye on one another, who shared habits and history and memories, and could at times be persuaded to act as a whole on behalf of a part.
While individuals may have idiosyncratic habits, the most important habits are customs, shared habits of a group that are passed on to children through socialization.
It is worth mentioning that sociability indicators are not based on the notion of communities (as in [12]), that is, groups of individuals that "stay in touch" for prolonged time due to shared habits, behaviors, believes, and so forth.
The association between BMIs of fathers and mothers who are not genetically related suggests that a substantial part of the association between parental BMI and offspring BMI were due to non-genetic familial influences, reflecting shared habits and environments which are likely to be passed on to offspring as well.
Both are Midwesterners, and they share habits of offhandedness, a natural ease and fluency, and a glancing but prickly humor that moves inexorably toward melancholy satire.
