Sentence examples for behavior which is to from inspiring English sources

But he too often engaged in unwise spokesman behavior, which is to say he shaded the truth, and more than once.

If they cannot detect the pheromones emitted by a strange mouse, they fall back on their default behavior, which is to mount it whether it is male or female, Dr. Dulac and her colleagues have found.

By default, existing sites will continue the current behavior, which is to show all available previews in the "Add Content" screen, and to show a live preview while editing widgets.

As a consequence, immersed particles exhibit subdiffusive behavior, which is to say, the variance of the particle displacement grows sublinearly with time.

Most of those people questioned in more than three dozen countries believed that AIDS could not strike them and, as a result, were not changing their sexual habits enough to meet the threat, according to the survey, "H.I.V./AIDS: Awareness and Behavior," which is to be published on Sunday.

So people waited longer to make the first bid — some of them even engaging in "sniping" behavior, which is to wait until the last possible minute before the auction closes to place a bid; they submitted fewer bids; and they were much less likely to participate in multiple auctions simultaneously.

Their results are reported in a paper, "Executives'Off-the-JoboBehaviorior, Corporate Culture and Financial Reporting Risk," which is to appear in the Journal of Financial Economics.

This is an observational instrument with six dichotomous items on social behavior, which is considered to contribute to quality of life.

The post-9/11 "If you see something, say something" campaign has increased pressure to report anomalies and unconventional behavior, which is certain to intensify in response to serial mass shootings.

He needs both to understand its negative effects and to avoid behavior which is likely to arouse it, as well as protect subordinates from external stresses which are likely to cause it.

A study by Campbell-Meiklejohn and colleagues [12] has related functional activation of the dmPFC to loss chasing behavior which is central to pathological gambling and enfolds the continuation of gambling in order to recover previous losses.