Sentence examples for behavior distribution from inspiring English sources
History, structure, evolution, behavior, distribution, and ecology of the extinct Hawaiian genus Ciridops (Fringillidae, Carduelini, Drepanidini).
Pages 395-409 in A. Keast and E.S. Morton (editors), Migrant birds in the Neotropics: ecology, behavior, distribution, and conservation.
The text treats each species in depth, summarizing identification techniques and concisely reviewing all aspects of corvid behavior, distribution, population, and taxonomy.
It is shown that the large microstructure evolutions through the growth/shrinkage of γ/γ′ interfaces due to the γ′ volume fraction changes and the associated variations in the density of dislocations at these interfaces during temperature jumps are key parameters controlling the whole behavior (distribution of internal stresses and constitutive laws) of both phases.
There was no significant difference of behavior distributions between core and peripheral members.
The test results were summarized and discussed in terms of typical failure modes, load-slip behavior, distributions of GFRP rod strain, bond stress and relative slip.
The experiments (in Sect. 6) show that the modified KL distance enlarges the difference between two behavior distributions, which makes the abnormal users more obvious than others.
Consequently, it is essential to determine copy number variant (CNV) behavior, distributions and frequencies across genomes to understand their origins in both evolutionary and generational time frames.
Moreover, while Mesoplodon species are found in most of world's oceans, they are often distributed offshore necessitating the use of large ships to study their behavior and distribution [3].
But they were eager to begin collecting data about the behavior, appearance, distribution, habitat selection and phylogenic position of the least-studied quail species in the Callipepla genus.
The failure mode, load-deflection behavior, crack distribution, strain of rebar and steel shape were investigated.
