Sentence examples for behave in which from inspiring English sources

Adam Alter is the author of Drunk Tank Pink: And Other Unexpected Forces That Shape How We Think, Feel, and Behave, in which many of these studies are also discussed.

He has created what Hitchcock called a MacGuffin – something whose specific nature may well be unimportant, but which drives the action by causing the characters to behave in ways which reveal their true colours.

"Once again, we call upon our fans to behave in a manner which does not bring the club into disrepute and of which we can be proud".

This material, which is now widely used as a stem packing for all sorts of valve, was found to behave in a way which resembled clay or rock.

The brain learns to behave in certain ways, which means it can relearn different ways.

"It would be fantastic for me if we could see ourselves as role models, as people who want to behave in a manner which is representative of national team players," he added.

With reports of political in-fighting behind the scenes of the bid, Triesman added: "I think it is tremendously important that those who attend the board of a bid behave in a way which is supportive of the bid.

World Snooker's statement today continued: "World Snooker's governing body, the WPBSA, expects its members to behave in a manner which is appropriate to their status as professional sportsmen.

Thus, it would be highly desirable to enable intelligent distributed systems to behave in a way which follows that biological archetype.

The gene causes an organism to behave in a way which reduces its own fitness but boosts the fitness of its relatives who have a greater than average chance of carrying the gene themselves.

When they are under high strain level (>10−6) caused by seismic waves, the dynamic properties of rocks may behave in unexpected manners, which is typically manifested by shift of resonance frequency to lower value.