The phrase "absent behind" is not commonly used in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in a context where someone is physically or metaphorically not present while being in a location that is behind something else.
Example: "She felt absent behind the closed doors of the meeting room, unable to contribute to the discussion."
Alternatives: "missing from behind" or "not present behind".
By contrast, in the Cover condition, a metal plate blocked access to the receptacle during extinction, thereby preventing the rats from checking whether sucrose was present or absent behind the plate (Fig. 1, right panel).
We predicted that the extinction phase will have less influence on the search behavior in the Test phase for rats in the Cover than in the No Cover condition, although, due to the ambiguity of whether sucrose is present or absent behind the cover, there may still be a small tendency toward some extinction in the Cover group.
Now, during that early stretch the Warriors weren't exactly absent but were falling further behind, down by 18 when they called time out with 8 30 to play in the half.
For many years I only read whatever I found at home: my mother's romance and detective and cowboy novels, and the motley books my absent father had left behind.
But absent the behind-the-scenes melodrama (having Tony Gilroy take over for Gareth Edwards on Rogue One, replacing Phil Lord and Chris Miller with Ron Howard on Solo, etc). that in a different time wouldn't have been mainstream news, the four films would be known for their good-to-great reviews and 75% batting average in terms of $1 billion+ box office results.
While more women than ever work the technical jobs to make the cars go fast, the one area where they are still absent is behind the steering wheel.
But regardless of the type of custody, the children of parents who were separated lived on average in a materially less-well-off environment, were often absent or behind at school and their parents smoked daily in up to 40% of cases (vs 24%).
But on money to save teachers' jobs, the White House is still Absent Without Leave, hiding behind the purported threat of a Senate filibuster, just as it did on the public option for health insurance.
The test ban treaty was signed by President Bill Clinton in September 1996, after its adoption by the United Nations General Assembly by a vote of 158 to 3. (Five nations abstained; nineteen others were either absent or so behind in their dues they could not vote).
Only if the cover had a specific position, making it uncertain for the learner whether the outcome was absent or present (behind the cover) was behavior observed that indicated that the rats continued to expect the outcome behind the occluder.
When comedy directors lose their way, there's a strange despair behind the absent laughter because comedy is the most unforgiving of genres.
