Sentence examples for behavior database from inspiring English sources

We detail the requirements such a database should honor and describe our own solution: the Dysfunctional Behavior Database (DBD).

This paper documents a process of combining disparate field studies of commercial buildings into a larger occupant behavior database and generating a statistically similar synthetic data set that can be shared without compromising confidentiality requirements associated with field studies.

In this paper, we establish a knowledge sharing behavior database of "each community member per day" and use UCINET software to analyze and calculate the data.

Goff, who maintains a police behavior database, tracking stats like stops and use of force, explained that philanthropic organizations that want to fund racial justice issues may believe, based on headlines, that there is no racial bias in police shootings.

But if the Chinese do start to make a better impression abroad, this new bad behavior database may come in handy proving with hard, definitive data that their tourists aren't as bad as the rest of the world might like to believe.

Table 2 shows the overlap between the reference signature behavior from database 1 and the behavior of genes in database 2. The overlap amounts to 28 genes (29 probes with two probes for gene SMC4), which is 71.8% of the original signature, evidencing the effectiveness of the method.

Researchers often complain that the behavior of database production rules is diffcult to reason about and understand, due in part to the lack of formal declarative semantics.

Further investigations uncovered differences in internal-vs.-external IK search behavior between databases.

Dimensional stacking consists in visualizing a high-dimensional data set in a two-dimension space, and has been recently applied to the analysis of the electrical behavior of databases of realistic neuron models (Taylor, J. Neurophysiol. 2006).

Dimensional stacking entails visualizing a high-dimensional data set in a two-dimensional space and has been recently applied to analyze the electrical behavior of databases of complex realistic neuron models (Taylor et al., 2006).

This type of stacked representation is likely to be useful to anyone analyzing changes in a large number of parameters across a large number of states, and is increasingly used when analyzing the behavior of databases of models (Taylor et al., 2006; Gutierrez et al., 2013).