Sentence examples for behavior in time of from inspiring English sources
For half a century, since the Nuremberg trials of Nazis and the Tokyo war crimes cases against Japan, international law had moved slowly but surely in search of a new standard of personal accountability for the leaders, as well as the foot soldiers, who are directly responsible for criminal behavior in time of conflict.
The behavior in time of DO and pH were simultaneously monitored.
In 2015, Buriol and Ferreira [14] studied the asymptotic behavior in time of the solutions of a coupled system of linear Maxwell equations with thermal effects.
By classifying mutations by OR it is possible to observe the different behavior in time of those mutations reaching a negative association compared with those identified through positive associations.
He developed a dim view of human behavior in times of prosperity.
The rationale that self-efficacy improves the performance of an individual is that it develops a persistent behavior in times of uncertainty, motivates the individual to aim for higher standards of achievement and above all decreases the fear of threat (Bandura,1986).
Superstorm Sandy: Leaders are judged by their behavior in times of crisis.
In this paper we considered a mathematical approach to describe the behavior (variation in time) of chemicals concentration upon the photoinitiated polymerization of the terahydrofuran by systems sensitizer-sulfonium salt.
Culture is part of a community's livelihood resources and shapes local perceptions, concerns, and behaviors in times of disasters (Mercer et al. 2012).
Help-seeking behaviors in times of crisis and access to effective treatment could also reduce risks of committing suicide [ 29].
According to this dual-process model, those with DTAP ADHD may have a more generalised cognitive impairment, and exhibit qualitatively different behavior from normal children, whereas those with MSP ADHD only have difficulty in situations requiring the regulation of their behavior in time, and their symptomatology may reflect an extreme form of a normal personality trait.
