Sentence examples for behavior belongs from inspiring English sources

This behavior belongs to bygone days.

People think that a behavior belongs in its sphere as a matter of sacred necessity and that the very act of questioning an assignment is a moral outrage.

The most inexplicable behavior belongs to Akira (Jun Suenaga), a Japanese student whose Web site shows pictures of him and his gay roommate, Javier Al Rodriguezz), embracing, even though Akira vehemently denies his homosexuality when confronted with the evidence.

The results indicate that, on the silica powder, the best wetting behavior belongs to the new agent solution.

So, Schellekens proved that Mergesort running time (average case behavior) belongs to the asymptotic complexity class Θ ( n log 2 ( n ) ), but the fixed point technique was used only to provide the asymptotic upper bound.

Pandora defiantly tells Effy that Cook, due to his promiscuity and impulsive, carnal behavior, belongs to no one.

Even some of the Police Department's most persistent critics reluctantly gave the police good marks, though several said most of the credit for good behavior belonged to the demonstrators.

Genes with this behavior belong to the chemokine network and then to an increased recruitment of inflammatory cells.

Later, she emphasizes there is cultural differences on whether a set of behaviors belong to the ritual.

The findings can enrich current understanding of spillover in pro-environmental behaviors by extending its scope from spillover between pro-environmental behaviors belonging to the same category to spillover between distinctive behaviors.

Nonetheless, while research on spillover so far has generally discussed different pro-environmental behaviors belonging to the same category (e.g., Whitmarsh and O'Neill 2010), less attention has been paid to the spillover of pro-environmental behaviors across different categories (e.g., recycling contributing to purchase decisions).