Sentence examples for aesthetic behaviour from inspiring English sources
A little magazine usually begins with the object of publishing literary work of some artistic merit that is unacceptable to commercial magazines for any one or all of three reasons the writer is unknown and therefore not a good risk; the work itself is unconventional or experimental in form; or it violates one of several popular notions of moral, social, or aesthetic behaviour.
The results are discussed in terms of theories of categorisation and aesthetic behaviour, and design recommendations are given.
Presently, many urban lakes are degraded (Mitsch & Gooselink,2000; Bayley & Newton,2007) and, given that many constructed urban lakes are central features of residential developments, it is important to include social and public health indicator data in any evaluation or discussion of lake health (e.g. aesthetic satisfaction, community behaviours, microbial quality, algal and cyanobacteria risks).
This comparison confirmed that the proposed methodology was capable of quantifying and predicting aesthetic preference by only monitoring eye behaviour.
For the purpose of supporting customers' purchasing behaviour and to address their aesthetic taste, companies have been trying in recent years to develop various techniques to improve the visual aspects of denim fabrics.
Flavour guides feeding behaviour, and is a major element of emotional and aesthetic life.
For the aesthetic quality of tap water, around 39% of households report some averting behaviour, the most common being the use of filtering devices, purchase of bottled water, or addition of squash or cordial.
Finally, conscious social behaviour also involves issues not closely linked to the products, such as the functional and aesthetic roles of rural buildings (S_2) and the farm landscape (S_3).
The collection, according to curator Paola Antonelli, will "emphasise not only the visual quality and aesthetic experience of each game, but also the elegance of the code and the design of the player's behaviour".
