And thus he turned the barely self-sustaining concatenation of tendencies called "indie" into a hot genre called "alternative".
After the Times report, the Parents Television Council, a TV watchdog group with conservative tendencies, called on Congress and the Justice Department to "open an investigation regarding child pornography and exploitation".
As with any coalition there are differences between groups; Syriza itself has an influential left-wing tendency, called the Left Platform.
You can see it in the work of Susan Rothenberg and Neil Jenney, who, like Ms. Bartlett, were associated with a tendency called New Image Painting before Neo-Expressionism steamrolled over it.
They were pondering a well-known tendency, called the "Macbeth effect", for people to want to clean themselves physically if they have acted unethically or even had thoughts of corrupt behaviour.
Researchers have found that advisers tend to become more risk-averse as their perspective becomes shorter-term -- a tendency called "myopic risk aversion" by Richard Thaler, an economics professor at the University of Chicago and Shlomo Benartzi, an accounting professor at the University of California at Los Angeles.
People contribute more to experimental public goods the more others contribute, a tendency called "crowding-in".
Functional magnetic resonance imaging has shown that this tendency, called "conformity bias," can affect even our perception of the world when we are in a social setting (Berns et al. 2005).
They can be grouped loosely with a tendency called materialist feminism that incorporates some of the methods of deconstruction and post-structuralism (Hennessy 1993; Landry and MacLean 1993; and the online paper by Ferguson in the Other Internet Resources section).
This tendency, called "discounting" means that people usually want what maximizes their happiness today over what maximizes it tomorrow.
