Sentence examples for behaviour can be characterised from inspiring English sources
Toughened adhesives are elastic plastic materials whose behaviour can be characterised at large strains by plasticity theory.
The melting behaviour can be characterised by transitions from a crystalline phase to a liquid crystalline phase and finally to an isotropic solution.
Using statistical analysis techniques, we show that on hard Random-3-SAT problems, WalkSAT's run-time behaviour can be characterised by exponential distributions.
It should be noted that only a small fraction of the metabolites in the network are branch points in any given scenario, so that the global network behaviour can be characterised via a small number of detailed analyses.
They can therefore not be applied after strain localisation and behaviour model can be characterised only over a very limited strain range.
16 17 These patterns reflect overall dietary behaviour and can be characterised on the basis of a priori knowledge (hypothesis oriented approach) or by the use of data driven techniques (empirically derived dietary patterns).
The behavioural meaning can be characterised by the following questions: Which types of dynamics does the model show in simulations (fixed points, periodic behaviours, chaotic behaviour)?
The mechanical behaviour of the MAS can be characterised by stiffness and viscoelasticity.
The mechanical and thermal behaviour of HSC materials can be characterised by using dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA), differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and thermomechanical analysis (TMA).
Such interventions can be characterised as behaviour change interventions, in that they are designed to help the patient learn and adopt a set of health behaviours that they can use in everyday life to benefit their condition by reducing or managing their symptoms.
An effect of this kind, sometimes called 'beneficial competition' [ 23], whereby socially oriented enterprises influence the behaviour of commercial firms in the same market, can be characterised as a market regulatory effect, since it shapes incentive structures and market outcomes.
