The lawyers will note how poll workers behave, where voters are directed, if intimidation appears to be occurring, whether lines are long.
Where I need something better behaved and where space is limited, I opt for Cornus alba and its varieties, as they tend to make neater garden plants.
For years, he carefully documented how the beavers behaved and where they built their dams and ponds.
"This is the South where everybody is expected to behave himself, where people know who they are and where good family recipes are handed down".
All that information served up in a way to tell us how to think, how to behave, what to do, where to spend.
For if you live in somebody's house and you don't heed his warnings on how to behave, then where do you stand?
Similar biases make us behave strangely where risk is involved, too: if forced to choose between being given £500 for certain, or a 50% chance of winning £1,000, most of us will opt for the sure thing.
I remember how she would take each of us on her lap, in turn, and embrace us warmly; how she would give my brother detailed instructions about what he was to say, how he was to behave, and where to find the things he was to bring her the next time we came.
It was found that under impulse conditions, earthing systems behave differently where the earth resistance was found to be non-linear which are due to thermal and ionisation processes.
The performance results for the Adana station behave differently, where ELM is seen to exceed the ANN and M5 Tree models for ST estimation at the depths of 5 and 100 cm.
The homo2 m behaves oppositely, where triads 16 19 are wound more compared to homo2 and have high-occupancy non-native H-bonds, mainly Arg-bridges.
