49 The conditions under which such proto-objects behave like real objects for fixation selection is an interesting issue in itself.
A ponytail may look like a single well-behaved object, but it contains hundreds of thousands of individual fibers, each exerting elastic forces on the others.
Sure enough, the hot molecules behaved like classical objects, taking one path at a time, and the cool molecules behaved like quantum objects, taking several paths at once, just as theorists expected.
Further tests looked at how animals behaved when familiar objects in their cages were moved around.
For his animated GIFs, Proctor experimented in three dimensions to see how generated objects behaved when set in motion.
The affective significance that defines familiarity results from previous encounters with the object that feels familiar, and it does not guide how to behave with the object in the next encounter (one's enemy feels familiar, for instance).
To 為 wéideem:do can be either to express the category assignment in one's behavior either speech-behavior or behaving toward the object as people would be expected to, given that they assigned the object to that category.
When an object behaves in this way in all revision sequences, it is said to be paradoxical.
Under these conditions, the moving object behaves as if it had additional mass (added mass force) and experiences less drag than a sphere moving at constant velocity.
Children younger than six months do not behave as if objects that are moved out of sight continue to exist; they may grab for objects they see but lose all interest once the objects are withdrawn from sight.
Einstein's general theory of relativity provides a better description of attraction between objects -- gravity -- than Newton's, because it is better at expressing how objects behave when they are very massive and/or travelling close to the speed of light -- circumstances which Newton did not and perhaps could not envisage.
