The arc of young tennis players seems as predictable as the behavior of teenagers themselves.
He was concerned with the fan experience at stadiums as well as the behavior of players in bars.
"There's been a greater value placed within the scientific fraternity on what is seen as the behavior of animals in undisturbed states".
Some college officials see all this as the behavior of an overindulged generation, raised by helicopter parents and lacking in resiliency.
This time, he is up against a business community that has considered the payment of taxes as the behavior of suckers.
And as the behavior of fathers and mothers becomes indistinguishable, women will no longer be punished disproportionately by the market for having children.
The abolitionists, much honored by posterity, were actually "the most feeble reform movement" of the era, in part because their eccentric ideas and behavior alienated "ordinary Americans, just as the behavior of hippies damaged their peace movement in the 1960s".
Early on, Judy says that contrary to popular wisdom human motivation is not complex; it's often as simple as the behavior of "flies who step aside when about to be swatted".
Although some of Lucy's habits strike Jenny as odd — eating bananas without peeling them, clambering up trees, looking for termites in the floor — she initially shrugs them off as the behavior of a girl who grew up in the jungle.
Nielsen's estimates incorporate the results of the 2010 census as well as the behavior of the approximately 50,000 Americans in the national sample that the company relies upon to make ratings projections.
Most of the major advances in science and technology since 1914 have been in this invisible realm, which Fuller calls "synergy" — a term that can be defined as the behavior of whole systems in ways unpredictable by the individual behavior of their sub-systems.
