Sentence examples for behavior in both cases from inspiring English sources
Results illustrated in Figure 4b reveal a simple resistor-like behavior in both cases.
Also, the behavior in both cases of social topologies, i.e., small-world and scale-free, does not differentiate significantly.
The tensile tests showed similar behavior in both cases, with somewhat higher elastic modulus for TrGO compounds.
Four-bar mechanisms are analyzed using the above two approaches for Ω= 20rad/s and Ω= πrad/s and observed the same behavior in both cases.
The behavior in both cases is explained by the content of the bird's thought (or "thought"), and for Dretske this is sufficient for the bird to count as a minimally rational agent (1988, 2006).
Besides the omnipresent van-der-Waals-like interactions additional electrostatic interactions between the anionic chloride layer and the positively charged (metallo -organic metallo -organicpposed to have strong imoleculesthe 2D phare behavior in both casupposed
The results illustrate that transformation behavior differs for the two materials under elastic and plastic cyclic straining and fatigue behavior is in both cases linked to the amount of RA transformation.
Very similar behavior was found in both cases, indicating the formation of compact globular structures in the collapsed state.
No significant influence of the G-DOPA-G N- and C- terminal modification in the peptide regarding mass adsorption behavior was observed; in both cases a higher adsorption is achieved in comparison to the Tet-124 peptide without the G-DOPA-G modification.
As the actual copying behavior is identical in both cases, this reveals that the role copying plays in learning (i.e., exploration or inheritance) is merely a reflection of the age-structure and experience within groups.
Regarding a comparison of choice and feeding, we note that the concentration dependencies for both kinds of behavior match parametrically: in both cases the effect changes from appetitive to aversive at around 0.2 M. Such shared dose effect characteristics may suggest that both kinds of behavior rely on common input.
