Sentence examples for adaptive behaviour from inspiring English sources

New research has identified the adaptive behaviour among some males of the widow spider genus.

Athletes with an intellectual impairment are limited in regards to intellectual functions and their adaptive behaviour, which is diagnosed before the age of 18 years.

Artificial life, also called A-life or alife, computer simulation of life, often used to study essential properties of living systems (such as evolution and adaptive behaviour).

In this approach, psychologists attempted to translate the general methodology prescribed by Watson into a detailed, experimentally based theory of adaptive behaviour.

This is unfortunate, for the nonassociative phenomenon of sensitization is probably fairly widespread, and it provides a simple means of acquiring adaptive behaviour.

Florida's test requires defendants to demonstrate both "significantly subaverage intellectual functioning" and impairments in "adaptive behaviour" like communicating and looking after oneself.

Florida requires defendants to demonstrate both "significantly subaverage intellectual functioning" and impairments in "adaptive behaviour", such as communicating and looking after oneself.

Adaptive behaviour requires distinguishing these possibilities.

Such adaptive behaviour can interpreted as computation.

Figure 1 Illustration of locally adaptive behaviour of BF.

Many systems, both natural and engineered, exhibit collective adaptive behaviour.