?S’A Lazy Day

?S’A Lazy Day

"Serving as a replacement workforce is a long-held suspicion about the function of 'lazy' ants," says one of the researchers, Anna Dornhaus, "but it was just an assumption and never had been empirically confirmed."

In other tests, when only the inactive ants were taken out of the colony, the ants opted not to allocate individuals to prop up their reserves department. So while the B team is always ready to step things up, that 'job' of being lazy was not considered something that needed bolstering from other, more active jobs around the nest.

So, while some of us might pine for the idyllic, leisure-filled life of the lazy ant, it's not an existence without its own compromises: chiefly, being aware that in the eyes of your well-regarded, go-getter colleagues, you're an anonymous, disposable unit of labour.

manière (f.) [MAn YA-R] way. J'aime pas la manière qu'il me regarde. (I don't like the way he looks at me.)(adv.) kind of; sort of. Mon beau-frère est manière paresseux. (My brother-in-law is kind of lazy.)

As I mentioned in the comment, the somewhat tricky bit is that you don't want to accidentally force the computation of the state too soon. Unfortunately to get the mutual recursion right, you're also forced to temporarily make the computation's answers (which are flowing forward) lazy as well. So the basic rule of thumbs are:

I knew what he meant. We haven't gone that long without each other since our daughter Andi was born almost ten years ago now. Depending on our schedule, we go at it two to five times a week and can lose count on the weekends. We haven't been apart this long since we got married. His left arm wormed it's way between my body and the mattress to claim my left breast, while his right hand began moving down to caress my belly, setting a lazy course towards his ultimate goal.

For the most part, the extrovert in me enjoys visiting different places and meeting new people, while my introverted side fancies a lazy day at home with a warm cup of hot chocolate watching it rain from my bedroom window. I also enjoy experimenting with new cooking recipes and exploring various cafés and restaurants in the city.

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?S’A Lazy Day