Sentence examples for behave remarkably from inspiring English sources

It is acknowledged that trees behave remarkably plastic in response to environmental conditions.

Stanley Kubrick managed his 1962 version, but Mr. Lyne's was considered so shocking that American distributors ran scared, possibly because Dominique Swain, who was 15 when she made the film, does manage to look, and behave, remarkably like a 12-year-old.

The first thing to say is that the gods and goddesses of the Homeric poems behave remarkably like the noble humans described in the same poems, even though the humans are mortal and the gods and goddesses immortal.

While our measurements focused on the primary sigma subunit in E. coli, σ, promoter engagement by RNA polymerase containing the specialized subunit, σ, has recently been shown to behave remarkably similarly.

After completing a few tasks, the player returns to Oak's channel, and the Professor remarks that Pikachu has behaved remarkably well.

But against this backdrop, the party's voters have behaved remarkably responsibly.

As we waited, a baby (who had behaved remarkably well throughout) loosed itself from its mother and crawled into the playing space.

When the fuel is gone, what is left is a hollow metal tube — one that behaves remarkably like an organ pipe.

They have crunched enough numbers over the years to know that, overall, the stockmarket behaves remarkably efficiently more so than most investors realise.

Now, I should have said that the American people behaved remarkably well in the weeks and months after 9/11: There was very little panic, and much more tolerance than one might have feared.

We have shown that the soft channel decoder based on those log-likelihood ratios behaves remarkably well in the studied tunnel context, even if S α S impulsive noise is considered.