My thoughts often tell of my proclivity toward attempting to understand a sense of place, that unique circumstance where one experiences an "aha moment". In that isolated respite, one becomes aware the experience is worth living.
Human beings have an unusual proclivity for altruistic behavior, and recent commentators have suggested that these prosocial tendencies arise from our unique capacity to understand the minds of others (i.e., to mentalize).
The answer to that may lie in the fact that Rainbow Dash was the first in her class to get the revered "Cutie Mark" which, according to the MLP wiki, is a "unique picture-like symbol located on the ponies and zebras' flanks or haunches... often related to the personality, proclivity, or talent of the character".
Employing information from a unique representative German survey, we find that adaptation to the host country closes the existing immigrant-native gap in risk proclivity by reducing immigrants' risk aversion and explains the systematic variation in the observed risk attitudes across immigrants of different origins.
However, it was the proclivity of such stapled α-helical peptides to exhibit cell permeability and proteolytic stability that underscored their promise as unique macrocyclic peptide drugs for intracellular targets.
While American consumers will never lose their proclivity toward convenience, incentive and brand recognition, newer generations of travelers are also placing significant value on things like unique experiences, brand personality and storytelling.
The practice frustrates both ordinary shareholders and a subset unique to Japan -- its curiously high-profile corporate extortionists, the sokaiya, who threaten to talk about the sexual proclivities of executives unless their companies hand over cash "gifts".
And Bertie had a proclivity for it.
Trump declaring his proclivity for water sports.
That, and a proclivity for collateral damage.
The report further asserted that this risk-taking was not unique to BP or its partners in the well, that the blowout was "not the product of a series of aberrational decisions" made by a rogue company, but, instead, reflected an industrywide proclivity for risky behavior.
