Each animal behaves uniquely in its captivity.
These findings emphasize that an IL system can behave uniquely because of the existence of uncommon weak interactions.
Even organisms with identical brains may behave uniquely, due to different learning histories or environments.
The individual shape behaves uniquely to the loading, and different shapes give different load displacement graphs.
Recent research demonstrates that each shale formation behaves uniquely when contacted with injected fluids (Gomez and He 2012).
To consider why each cycle behaves uniquely, we focus on the time variation in the slip velocity at the initiation points of triggered Nankai Trough earthquakes.
New research shows that, when elephants are offered an array of objects and bones, they behave uniquely toward elephant skulls and ivory, suggesting the creatures may have a special affinity for their dead.
However, culturing hPSCs directly onto polystyrene has not been reproduced by other groups and the hPSC lines used (SA167 and AS034.1) have not been reported in any other culture surface studies and may behave uniquely [ 83].
MRS can be used to separately detect and quantify intermuscular adipose tissue and microscopic intramyocellular lipid droplets, which behave uniquely in MRS. CT imaging is based on the characteristic attenuation of X-rays by different tissues and is now being applied in clinical and experimental muscle physiology research.
The advice at all levels of leadership is to identify and leverage the natural talents - the uniquely innate ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving - of each person coming into your organization, everyone you directly manage, and yourself.
At the same time, though, she warns that aging is such a "commonplace experience" that nobody should "behave as though … uniquely afflicted".
