Sentence examples for behavior of such patterns from inspiring English sources

Visual inspection suggests that much of the behavior of such patterns can be described simply by tracking the boundary between high and low states of activity.

However, the behavior of such materials subjected to photomechanical patterning is not well understood.

We explore the behavior of such a film on a chemically patterned substrate which drives film dewetting in order to determine how surface patterning and applied temperature gradients can be designed to influence the behavior of thin-film coatings.

Until recently, physical modeling has been the principal approach in studying the flow pattern and behavior of such structures.

How does the temporal behavior of such rearrangements produce the final shear-banding patterns after loading?

The virtually infinite variety of behavior patterns of such systems due to control inputs and environmental influences further complicates system characterization and fault diagnosis.

To what extent might any such patterns of behavior relate to student performance?

However, during a preliminary set of experiments, which entailed 10-min testing sessions, approximately 35% of BALB test males (PD 39 42) engaged in wrestling or tail rattling when they were paired with another male, whereas age-matched M-M pairs from the B6 strain never expressed such patterns of behavior (J.B.P & G.P.L., personal observations).

I had helped many distressed men and women, more often women, to confront and eventually disrupt such patterns of compulsive behavior; but apparently I couldn't do the same for myself".

This approach views the social world as patterns or regularities in relationships among interacting units and focuses on how such patterns affect the behavior of network units or actors.

In making determinations under paragraph (b) of this section, the Chief of Staff or designee must consider all pertinent facts, including any prior counseling of the patient regarding his or her disruptive behavior or any pattern of such behavior, and whether the disruptive behavior is a result of the patient's individual fears, preferences, or perceived needs.