Sentence examples for behaviour effectively from inspiring English sources

But Byron makes two very important points:...[W]e need to consider whether excessive gaming by children is due to the addictive nature of video games for them or if it is more a matter of parents not feeling able to manage their children's behaviour effectively.

That is a big risk, as is a service absconding with funds or engaging in lazy behaviour (effectively sending back the same coins), all of which researchers and regular Bitcoin users have encountered.There is another way to hide transaction trails, which requires rethinking the cryptographic basis under which virtual currency is minted.

Because it's a contextual app, it is aware of your environment and your behaviour, effectively making your smartphone smarter.

Ofsted said if it found a school was tackling poor behaviour effectively, this would be made clear in the inspection findings.

Auxetic panels demonstrate interesting crushing behaviour, effectively adapting to the dynamic loading by progressively drawing material into the locally loaded zone to thereby enhance the impact resistance.

Agar and Gellan Gum are biocompatible polymers extensively used in several fields of tissue engineering research (e.g. tissue replacement, tissue support, tissue mimicking), due to their mechanical behaviour effectively representative of actual biological tissues.

Improvements in this area must be the next important step in tackling anti-behaviour effectively," says the report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary published on Thursday.

In a complex and rapidly changing environment, identifying what to monitor and deciding when and how to switch behaviours effectively is difficult and error prone.

Her plight was first raised three years ago, when inspectors reported a woman "who had exhibited unpredictable and violent behaviour", having "effectively been held in the segregation unit for three years with very little human contact".

"You sound like a sick cow," she would cry out in a tormented way, but I plodded on, joined an orchestra, and now here I am, with a bigger frontal cortex area than I might have otherwise had, and able to "adjust [my] behaviour more effectively in conflict-rich situations".

Existing standards and methods of design for fire assume that the structural behaviour is effectively the same as that at ambient temperature, allowing for the reduced material properties.