Sentence examples for behaviour able from inspiring English sources

The next-gen versions allow more computer-generated characters to appear on screen at a time, with each individual's behaviour able to influence the others.

One of the most interesting research lines about avatars is the design and the implementation of a synthetic behaviour able to drive avatar's actions according to an adaptive interaction paradigm.

In these beams, coupling and interaction between the components is provided by thermoplastic SG-foils – having typical viscoelastic mechanical behaviour – able to bond together a brittle material (glass) with a ductile and high tension resistant material (steel).

The efforts to foster a culture and behaviours able to consume less energy or to stop consuming entirely are limited, representing a sort of Lilliputian trial in the face of an energy-consuming Gulliver.

Each agent acts according to its built-in behaviours, and the behaviours are able to respond to stimuli from the manufacturing environment.

The vast majority of people who are genetically susceptible to impulsive behaviour are able to suppress this behaviour.

From afar, Terry seems like a peculiarly English streak of odiousness; the sort who, despite being guilty of some palpably indefensible behaviour, is able to ignore all logic and manufacture their own grievance so that they can behave like they have been wronged.

But the algorithm made specially to govern their behaviour is able to overcome these limitations.

It is also confirmed that such behaviour is able to increase the searching efficiency, supporting the previously reported results with similar theoretical model that does not based on Gaussian fluctuation [12][13].

However, eating disorder specialists were less likely than other psychiatrists to think that patients with 'mild' anorexia nervosa were choosing to engage in their behaviours or able to control their behaviours.

Compared to 'mild' anorexia nervosa, respondents generally were less likely to feel that patients with 'severe' anorexia nervosa were intentionally engaging in weight loss behaviours, were able to control their behaviours, wanted to get better, or were able to reason properly.