Sentence examples for behaviour described from inspiring English sources

In January 1692 Betty's and Abigail's increasingly strange behaviour (described by at least one historian as juvenile deliquency) came to include fits.

While a rich country such as the US arguably can afford the behaviour described in the so-called Luxembourg Leaks, the poor cannot.

"However, I simply do not think that the type of behaviour described by these myths is something that our students would ever want to do.

Behavior Trees are a graphical modelling notation for capturing and formalising dynamic system behaviour described in natural language requirements.

In recent years, numerous studies have observed that many hard combinatorial decision problems exhibit behaviour described as a 'phase-transition'.

Therefore, we can rule out the possibility that the changes in generous behaviour described below were driven by group differences with respect to the familiarity with or liking of the recipient.

To me, this kind of high-level, macro-analysis on passenger behaviour describes an all-consuming surveillance program, rather than one that is specifically out there looking for the "bad guys" in the interest of "national security".

Power law behaviour describes the dynamics of widely disparate phenomena, from earthquakes, solar flares and stock market fluctuations to avalanches.

Power law behaviour describes fluctuations in heart rate (first noted by Kobayashi and Musha [ 80]), foetal respiratory rate in lambs [ 81], movement of cells [ 82] and more.

Power law behaviour describes the dynamics of widely disparate phenomena, including heart rate fluctuations, inter-breath intervals, earthquakes, solar flares, stock market fluctuations, and avalanches.

De Waal does not explore the underlying processes producing the complex and intriguing behaviours described here: we know very little about them.