Sentence examples for behaved in the first from inspiring English sources

One could see how they were moved by the occasion and maybe that played a part in how erratically they behaved in the first part of the game.

Zooming in again can show contemporaneous developments in ancient Babylon and Mycenaean Greece, say, or how matter behaved in the first fractions of a second after the Big Bang.

Nothing could be more different I think from the way the Athenians behaved in the fifth century when they were all over the joint, as you remember, in 457 that inscription that talked about those died from one tribe all over the battle.

Even with their seeming success, arms designers continued to do underground tests to determine how cases would behave in the first milliseconds after the atomic blast.

It was found that the renewed iron electrode in LiClO4 or KBF4 solutions in a certain potential region behaves in the first approximation as an ideally polarizable electrode (with the exception of DMSO and AN solutions).

"Any good teacher knows that you want to get the kids to behave in the first place, rather than try to referee a dispute that breaks out," said Andrew L. Oros, an associate professor of political science at Washington College in Chestertown, Md., and a specialist on East Asia.

A possible interpretation is that respondents behave in the first informed trials (trials 11 to 15) in a different way with respect to the useless route.

Here, TgPrP S1 -17, TgPrP S1 -19 and TgPrP S1 -39 lines plotted to a different regression from mice expressing different levels of the WT PrPC allele (Prnpa), while the TgPrP S3.F88W -14 and TgPrP S3.F88W -35 lines behaved in yet a third distinctive manner (Fig 7B), indicating unique pathogenic mechanisms operating in mice expressing the S1 and S3 PrP alleles.

It is possible that the similarity across rounds occurred because subjects simply decided to behave in the second round in the same way they did during the first.

These cells recovered their proliferative activity in +Arg medium, but behaved in the same manner to a second –Arg episode as they did to the first episode.

Chinese tourists were voted the second-worst behaved in the world, after Americans, in a recent LivingSocial survey of five countries, including the United States.