He was interested in applying mathematics to mechanics, explaining regularities in physical phenomena in terms of the behavior of their minute constituents — an approach to science which began to flourish in Holland in the late sixteenth century.
The South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston, the last spot over which the total eclipse will pass during its coast-to-coast journey, will carefully monitor the behavior of creatures during the minute and 36 seconds when the area goes dark.
However the maximum concentrations of F in old animals with aggressive and average types of behavior (120 minutes after initiation of immobilization) showed the tendency to decrease in comparison with young animals, and returned to initial values 4 hours after the onset of restraint.
It is noteworthy that some sites have less than 50 critical headway observations for individual lanes; thus, while the average critical headway of each site could change with a larger sample size, the result was indicative of the average behavior of the site during those minutes when queuing was observed.
We also showed how gel-electrotaxis assay can be used to get quantitative data of the dynamical behavior of worms within a few minutes only.
We video-recorded the behavior of the fish for six minutes for later analysis using an animal tracking software package (TopScan Lite, Reston, Virginia, USA).
I had planned to park myself on a beach on the South Shore of Long Island and watch the behavior of gulls, but at the last minute I changed my mind.
We therefore extracted factors using principal component (PC) analyses calculated for the proportion of time individuals allocated to each behavior for each minute of each experiment.
The insert diagram of Fig. 1 represents the behavior of two groups in the early minutes of deposition.
Some severe issues with integration of renewable energy can only be revealed by studying the dynamic intermittency behavior of the renewable energy, especially when the load varies from minute to minute.
