Sentence examples for behaving unlike from inspiring English sources

In the 2 months following the first burst, the star brightened twice again, even more strongly than before, behaving unlike any known type of star.

If she did, the people who follow her would lose faith in her because she would be behaving unlike any president of the United States of America ever should act.

Also across species do the 4fold, 2f-3aas, and 6fold groups have high R2s and slopes, with the 6folds of homeotherms, Gallus, and Xenopus showing very high 95%+ values, and platypus behaving unlike mammals (which the platypus patterns do also in the previous tables and figures).

In this case, such behaviour does not seem particularly odd, probably because most people do not have a preconceived idea of how thermal conductivity should behave, unlike the situation with viscosity.

Universities have a privileged position in society that allows them to challenge paradigms and the ways in which we behave unlike any other institution.

"It behaves unlike anything we've seen before".

She told Foxnews she will behave, unlike other child-turned-adult stars.

The characters were designed to look and behave unlike any that had existed in the Final Fantasy series.

In terms of CFL, disadvantaged starlings behaved unlike birds experiencing acute current food restriction, the latter reducing CFL following 8 h of food deprivation (Bean et al., 1999).

Object location is often treated as a privileged property and might behave unlike other visual properties such as colour (Treisman, 1988; Tsal and Lavie, 1993; Huang and Pashler, 2007).

Since our manipulation did not detectably impact growth (Nettle, Monaghan, et al., 2015), we might assume that developmentally disadvantaged starlings would behave unlike fast-growing broiler chickens (which show reduced CFL to conserve energy).