Sentence examples for behave slightly from inspiring English sources

In effect, when the charges and spins of particles are reversed, they should behave slightly differently.

When the features are switched off the site looks identical, but certain secondary elements are not shown or behave slightly differently.

"Although they look similar, each board will behave slightly differently when you get it out on the mountain," said Helen, plucking a particularly flashy red and yellow one from the rack.

"It's the same Gilbert Virtuo as in the Six Nations; I just think it's because they are a bit fresher at game time, they behave slightly differently," he said.

Given this underlying landscape, it may be that John Boehner chose a kind of rational irrationality these last two weeks — accepting the Kurtzian shutdown "strategy" in order to demonstrate its senselessness and persuade his members to behave slightly more sensibly in the future.

"DRM can encourage the best customers to behave slightly better," he says.

Sensors on their collars indicate that one cow is behaving slightly unusually.

A 2008 study published in the Journal of Consumer Research by a trio of marketing and psychology scholars found that individuals exposed to the Apple brand were slightly more creative afterward; people exposed to the Disney Channel brand behaved slightly more honestly.

The insufficiently washed resin-coated paper behaved slightly differently, their filaments appeared a little longer.

Sample number S5 behaved slightly different by showing Ca Cl type.

FriendFeed behaves slightly differently in that they copy the contents and a lot of the conversation happens outside of the original source and outside of the original comment.