Sentence examples for behavior tracing from inspiring English sources

But the goal is to shed light on the full sweep of human social behavior, tracing its evolution from an apelike community with separate male and female hierarchies five million years ago to the family-based societies of today.

The chapter discusses the loading behavior tracing of an auxiliary steel structure used for a long-span arch bridge construction.

Although the North Anatolian Fault shows mechanical similarities with other major strike-slip faults, such as the San Andreas Fault (SAF) in California, its westward migrating and cyclic seismic behavior traced back to the 17th century (Şengör et al., 2005), gives it a unique character and provides an ideal laboratory for geoscientists studying earthquakes and their generation mechanisms.

Do present-day Americans still exhibit, in their attitudes and behavior, traces of those austere English Protestants who started arriving in the country in the early 17th century?

Behavior: trace eye-blink conditioning of mice.

They thought the best path to changing Adam's behavior was tracing its origins.

Economic behavior is traced from the individual to family and in some cases to the local schools or communities and labor markets.

The corrosive behavior is traced and analyzed in 3D visualization by the method of micro X-ray computed microtomography (X-ray μCT).

The origin of this behavior is traced to the induction and melting of helical beads by the application of large strains or reduction in temperature.

This universal behavior is traced back to the fact that gelation took place as a result of random cross-linking of existent macromolecules, whose state of solution does not change markedly during conversion.

The distinctions of these modes of behavior are traced to the way in which the early stages of two-stage ignition interact with the temperature field set up by the compression stroke.