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The liquid phase behavior is described with NRTL and UNIQUAC excess Gibbs energy models.

Protein retention behavior is described with respect to the pH dependencies of the characteristic binding charge and the equilibrium constant of the ion exchange reaction.

The fatigue behavior is described with a Basquin law (the same in all springs), whereas damage accumulates via a Palmgren Miner law.

The effect of the confinement on the bond behavior is described with reference to the thick-walled cylinder model (Fig. 1a) developed by Tepfers (1979) and den Uijl and Bigaj (1996) for elements without transverse reinforcement.

Will it work out well for me? (rheumatism, 30 months after diagnosis) Some self-management behaviors were described with an on demand pattern by certain participants and with a transitional pattern by others; examples included stress-management or coping strategies, self-talk strategies, or managing leisure activities (see Table  5).

The behavior is described as "autistic-like" with tactile defensiveness, anxiety in social situations, avoidance of eye contact, and self-stimulatory behavior.

Feeding and nesting behavior is described by Hamilton and Hamilton (1965) and Laymon (1980), with detailed observations of single nests reported by Preble (1957) and Potter (1980).

As with the Zeroth and First Laws, the existence of a new property is asserted and its behavior is described.

Their relationship to violent behavior is described.

ARQ protocol behavior is described as follows.

The thermal behavior of the sensors is described with an analytical model.