However, this view of managerial behavior may not necessarily be correct: rather than behaving self-interestedly, the managers of diversified firms could equally seek to maximize value for their companies.
Thank Heaven for those of you in New York who behave self-destructively.
In his books, powerless outsiders often behave self-indulgently and irresponsibly.
The recently reported transition from LENP (local equilibrium-negligible partitioning) kinetics, at lower temperatures, to PE (paraequilibrium) kinetics, at higher temperatures, is shown to behave self-consistently over a range of Mn contents and temperatures and long-lived intermediate states between LENP and PE persist over a well-defined range of temperature and composition.
The participants are expected to behave self-consciously in a new group, and to have problems to execute new movements immediately.
Pathogen peptides that could behave as self- or partially self-peptides in the host were eliminated using a comparative study with the human proteome, thus reducing the number of peptides for analysis.
Our related compounds substituted with one phenyl group (9, 10, 12 and 13) were tested and found not to display AIE, behaving as self-quenching fluorophores in 1,4-dioxane:water mixtures (see ESI, † Fig. S7 S11).
Zinc interstitial and oxygen vacancy native defects behave as self dopants in pure ZnO [115, 116, 168].
Peach is the only species of cultivated Prunus (which also includes cherry, almond, plum, and apricot) that does not have a functional gametophytic self-incompatibility system and behaves as self-pollinating.
Andrew Andrew Von Urtzz) is a nearing-middle-age New Yorker who's still behaving like a self- and sex-centered 25-year-old, trolling for women and babbling to them about some movie he intends to make.
People behave in self-conscious ways under the cameras, ostentatiously trying to demonstrate their innocence or bristling at the implication of guilt.
