Sentence examples for behaviour coherent from inspiring English sources

The high abundance of D. elegans, an exclusive case in the Miocene ruminant fauna, would support a gregarious behaviour coherent with the fact of being the only extinct deer with antlered females [ 42], and only comparable with the extant Rangifer.

Restricted to the case of lower previsions of indicator functions lower probabilities this states that your betting behaviour is coherent if and only if your fair buying prices are the lower envelope of a set of probabilities.

This behaviour is coherent with the slowing down of cell replication and the loss of photosynthetic capacity.

Therefore, from the first trial crows were chaining together pull and step behaviours into coherent sequences.

This implies equal attention to systems, cultures and behaviours: setting coherent and challenging goals and monitoring progress towards them; empowering staff to provide high-quality care and providing them with the means to achieve this through routine practice and innovation; and exemplifying and encouraging sound behaviours.

In the UK, looting a JD Sports or a Bang & Olufsen might be an attack on the symbols of the system that keep you down, but attacking individual shopkeeper's livelihoods is not the behaviour of a coherent movement.

The control of CAS is highly dispersed and decentralized which needs to have a coherent behaviour (Armano and Javarone 2013).

We observe three general classes of coherent behaviour that take the form of spatially periodic non-travelling structures (though which oscillate in time), travelling periodic waves, and lurching waves.

The control of CAS is decentralized which needs to have a coherent behaviour which is achieved by a large number of decisions made by many agents in competition and cooperation among themselves.

Biclustering refers to the problem of simultaneously clustering the rows and columns of a given data matrix, with the goal of obtaining submatrices where the selected rows present a coherent behaviour in the selected columns, and vice-versa.

It is apparent that this behaviour is entirely coherent with the picture where each cell, at a given time t, is in an attractor of a TES: if a subpopulation, composed by cells in the same attractor, is picked up, the whole TES is recreated under the action of noise.