Sentence examples for behavior as that of from inspiring English sources

She cited what she called the "trial by media" and remarks by the attorney general at the time, who described Mr. Katsav's behavior as that of a "serial sex offender" even before he was formally charged.

Almodóvar had his dialogue translated into English, and the results were tentative: "I had everything ship shape (or some local expression)." When Juliet went out on the street in Boston and smiled at everyone, he added a marginal note: "Consider if Boston society would naturally accept such Mediterranean behavior as that of being openly looked at in the street".

The total ion density is expected to follow the similar behavior as that of electron density if one refers to the quasi-neutrality property of plasma.

It is concluded that the semi-precast RCA columns have similar seismic behavior as that of the fully cast-in situ columns.

These involve the dynamics of the lips and the lower part of the face: given that the lips are accurately animated, articulation and coarticulation will reproduce similar behavior as that of the real speaker.

The DFs and levels of robustness of the modified mode-beams are shown in Fig. 7a, b, respectively, and they depict the same behavior as that of linear arrays when a/λ is small.

A series of static load tests were carried out to assess the strength of an anchor and evaluate its behavior, as well as that of the wedge, strand, and strand-wedge connection.

In previous court filings, the Manhattan public administrator, who has been appointed as temporary administrator of the estate, also has criticized the hospital's behavior — as well as that of Mrs. Clark's accountant, lawyer, admitting doctor and a private nurse, all of whom appear in the disputed will as beneficiaries of her estate.

As I have noted here, pictures of cells frozen in time can be useful, but also misleading with respect to each one's ultimate behavior as well as that of the population to which they belong.

In social settings they accurately assess their own behavior as well as that of others.

The monkeys' behavior, as well as that of most LIP neurons, reflected the influence of all relevant variables: the strength of the sensory information, the value of the target in the neuron's response field, and the value of the target outside the response field.