Sentence examples for action exhibited from inspiring English sources

The specimen designed by using reduced beam section (RBS) connection and with the details of minimized composite action exhibited a superior seismic performance without experiencing any fracture or concrete crushing, close to that of bare steel counterpart.

Galal et al. [49] proposed a behavior-based features model that defines malicious action exhibited by malware example.

When I am criticized, I can remember every word spoken and every non-verbal action exhibited.

A 1982 study concluded that such occurrences are best explained as a contact lens-like effect of moisture on the eye, based on increased tear action exhibited by 15 out of 17 subjects who experienced such improvement.

In Thursday's editions, it quoted Executive Editor A. M. Rosenthal as saying that Chain's action "exhibited a lack of understanding of a free press and an astounding distortion of the facts". Gelb has been on vacation for several days and could not be reached Thursday.

As DUSP1 plays an important role in mediating the anti-inflammatory response of glucocorticoids, dissecting the mechanisms by which GR activates DUSP1 gene transcription is critical for our fundamental understanding of anti-inflammatory action exhibited by glucocorticoids.

Hume proposes that feeling, not thought, informs us that an object is beautiful or ugly, or that an action exhibits virtue or vice: "The very feeling constitutes our praise or admiration" (T, 471).

Neuronal elements underlying perception, cognition, and action exhibit distinct oscillatory phenomena, measured in humans by electro- or magnetoencephalography (EEG/MEG).

They are mainly toxicologically safe, have a wide spectra of therapeutic action, exhibit less side effects as compared to synthetic drugs and are better absorbed in the intestinal tract (Erdman et al. 2008; Agyei and Danquah 2011).

Third, it is found that the pattern of age impact varies according to the type of pre-crash actions exhibited by the leading vehicle.

For example, we have a tradition of naming the associate of the year — we use a process in each region to find the single associate who contributed well above and beyond and, through his or her actions, exhibited the traits of the culture that we thought were important.