Sentence examples for behaviour as far from inspiring English sources

Your behaviour as far as I am concerned is absolutely outrageous and I don't think you deserve the job you've been given.

If you, the end consumer, knew what efforts had gone into producing a zero or low waste product, would that change your behaviour as far as recyling or reusing it?

The Occupant Behaviour module contains classes to represent the occupants of a building and their behaviour, as far as it is relevant for an energy simulation.

Although literature on self-regulation and homework is growing, fewer studies focus specifically on the metric properties of questionnaires of homework self-regulation behaviours, and as far as we know, no instruments have been developed to assess these behaviours in children from the initial school grades.

In honour of this anniversary, we've opened up the radio vaults and found this classic: 'A Halloween Story: The Trial of Sergeant Bill.' AUDIO: Listen now It's the tale of a small-town police officer who's worn out by years of working on Halloween night – a night of rowdy behaviour and mischief, as far as he's concerned.

The cut-offs used to define healthier behaviours were based, as far as possible, on guidelines at the time of data collection and may not reflect current recommendations.

George has not learned or replicated a single behaviour of Gilbert's, as far as we can tell.

There was very little change in human behaviour at this time, as far as we can see from the fossil record – certainly not one that is explained by a sudden jump in the size of the human brain.

These control actions do not substantially affect the behaviour of the aggregation as far as controllability is concerned, since they act on a much larger time scale.

These are designed to minimise non-ideal behaviour due to MD grains as far as possible while retaining the capacity to detect and reject those samples which will nonetheless produce significant errors.

Among other tumours, mammary carcinomas show a relatively high similarity with the human counterpart as far biological behaviour, clinical course and responses to cytotoxic agents.