Our study shows a reverse tendency: the number of working diagnoses of ACS was unexpectedly high, in particular in controls.
One of his most famous works, "The Treachery of Images," plays on the tendency of works to deceive as it features a painting of a lone pipe with the caption, "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" ("This is not a pipe").
Where the unaccountable tendency of the working classes to vote Conservative rather than agitating for socialism spurred many of his NLR comrades to new theoretical outpourings, he went quiet.
This Paradise Spell is at the root of our tendency to work so hard, consume so feverishly, to move so much.
As a result of this tendency to work until the bitter end — and past it — Jacobs's Fall, 2007, show in New York started two hours late, prompting the critic Suzy Menkes to say, "I would like to murder him with my bare hands and never see another Marc Jacobs show as long as I live".
The tendency to work instead of vacation may be one way workers' economic troubles are helping their employers.
Manager Mike Scioscia said Trout's strikeouts are a result of his tendency to work counts and see as many pitches as he can, traits that have also made him one of baseball's best hitters.
Nabarro emphasized the importance of overcoming the tendency to work in "professional niches and bureaucratic silos and, instead, sharing data and analyses, developing joint policies, doing research together, implementing joint investigations and being accountable for delivering results" (27).
It focuses on young men and women with college degrees, working full time, one year after graduation, taking into account differences in college majors, grade point average, hours of work, occupations and tendency to work in the nonprofit sector.
