Sentence examples for approaches and behavior from inspiring English sources

There is still a great need for breakthrough tools in technology (in both software and hardware), market approaches, and behavior change--all of which requires a fearless commitment to collaboration, to improving existing tactics, and experimenting with new ones.

In contrast, the letter said, Iran shows a "compassionate approach and behavior" in its international relations and in its efforts to bring stability to the people of Iraq and Afghanistan.

Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner has called the charges against her "absurd," and President Nicolas Sarkozy dismissed them as "pure fantasy," while Mr. Ahmadinejad said in December that her release would depend on "the approach and behavior adopted by French officials".

Previously, Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner called the charges against her "absurd" and President Nicolas Sarkozy dismissed them as "pure fantasy," while President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran said her release would depend on "the approach and behavior adopted by French officials".

Engage your people in the challenge and stress the importance of their changing their approach and behaviors.

Furthermore, the applicability of two modeling approaches and the behavior of the proposed model under different model parameters are discussed in detail.

We recorded all male approaches, and subsequent behavior, whether they led to copulation or not.

We quantified various social behavioral sequences reflecting flexible behavior (33) such as physical contact, dynamic approaches and escape behaviors, and relative position events.

We can define rewards as objects or events that generate approach and consummatory behavior, produce learning of such behavior, represent positive outcomes of economic decisions and engage positive emotions and hedonic feelings.

High glucocorticoid stress-responses are associated with prolonged freezing reactions and decreased active approach and avoidance behavior in animals.

In summary, this study found recurrent, robust, and scalable patterns to approach and avoidance behavior.