Sentence examples for behavior crossing from inspiring English sources

A sample of 235 pedestrian observations was used for waiting behavior, crossing speed, accepted gaps, and driver yielding behavior analysis.

Walknet being equipped with the ability to perform short steps and the above mentioned searching behavior provides an impressive simulation of stick insect behavior crossing very large gaps (Bläsing 2006) as observed in the animals (Bläsing and Cruse 2004a, b).

When does that sort of behavior cross the line?

On a scale of 1 to 7, do you think the officers' behavior crossed the line from aggressive policing to abuse?

Senior Lecturer Lena Goldberg agrees that the person's performance shouldn't matter, particularly if that behavior crosses the line into sexual harassment.

All these scenarios require heavy networking: Vital data or data about your residental behavior crosses the Internet a couple of time, i. e., rather private data is available in the generally accessible Internet.

During Friday's "America's Newsroom," host Martha MacCallum anchored a segment focusing on whether Cunningham's behavior "crossed the line".

I contacted Bobby Irwin, Operations Manager for Citadel Broadcasting, which owns KVOR, to find out if he agreed with me that Lakey's behavior crosses the line.

When that behavior crosses the line, the LAPD has the strictest "use of force" policy in the nation to curtail brutality.

It is a matter of what kind of words, and what kind of behavior, crosses the line so blatantly, and violates whatever standards of basic decency we have, that it is beyond contempt.

To obtain the laws of pedestrians' crossing behaviors, especially children, this paper analyzes the characteristics of four crossing behaviors (crossing speed, waiting time before crossing, running across the street, not looking before crossing) of three groups of pedestrians (adults, adult-child pairs, and children alone) at unsignalized mid-block crosswalks.