Sentence examples for antagonistic behaviour from inspiring English sources

Dadvar, Trieschnigg, and de Jong [24] used profane words in a social media account username, references to profanities and bullying-sensitive topics, and first and second person pronouns to classify antagonistic behaviour on YouTube.

At a concentration of 1500 ppm, TSC showed corrosion antagonistic behaviour on steel rebar in CPS.

The antagonistic behaviour of accelerators, previously discussed, should also be mentioned since at pH levels above 11 the gels formed with structure breaker ions might break apart and from a grouting perspective lead to complete failure of the grout.

In other words, tendency of TSC to adsorb on steel surface leads to the corrosion inhibition behaviour of the molecule and the affinity of TSC towards ferrous ions favours corrosion antagonistic behaviour.

"We're talking about abuse beyond normal discipline - it was antagonistic behaviour where you would be walking past a teacher and you'd get a punch or you were force-fed food.

During the 1970s and 1980s (the main era for organised football-related violence) West Ham gained further notoriety for the levels of hooliganism in their fan base and antagonistic behaviour towards both their own and rival fans, and the police.

The second grouped bar chart shows the final cluster centres of each of the two groups of students identified with more antagonistic behaviours in each of the factors generated from the principal component analysis.

Depending on the size of the glass particles used in concrete, two antagonistic behaviours can be observed: alkali silica reaction, which involves negative effects, and pozzolanic reaction, improving the properties of concrete.

Relatedness may even influence survival if antagonistic behaviours are aimed at relatively unrelated individuals, as in the extreme cases when individuals preferentially kill and eat less related members of the same species [13], [14].

In modern ecosystems with numerous large, sympatric predators, interspecific harassment, mutual antagonistic behaviours, often resulting in even fatal encounters [39], and kleptoparasitism of kills are very common, and under such circumstances, reduced exposure time is an effective way of reducing the risk of carcass theft [40] [44].

Ghirlanda et al. [27] extended the mathematical model examining intraspecific interactions, with antagonistic-synergistic behaviours.