Sentence examples for behaviour exchanged by from inspiring English sources
That became one of the many stories about inmate behaviour exchanged by correctional staff over lunch breaks and before briefings.
Made a prisoner of war, Linois was not exchanged by Napoleon, who criticised his behaviour during the campaign and refused to employ him at sea again.
Envoys were exchanged by the two countries.
The behaviour of the passivated niobium was not much affected by the exchange of the two acids.
The more extreme 'survival strategies' include high-risk behaviours such as exchanging sex for food or cash, which serves only to further fuel the crisis by increasing HIV rates.
In all age classes, birds tried to bond with other individuals (often older ones and of opposing sex) by offering and exchanging affiliative behaviours.
In particular we showed that, due to the reversibility of the supramolecular interactions, BTA polymers display a dynamic behaviour, i.e. they continuously assemble and disassemble by exchanging monomers between aggregates.
This can be done by exchanging resources and information; giving and receiving feedback; and mutually influencing each other's reasoning and behaviour which is evident in the communication taking place and the 'modelling' effect noted in the data.
Meanwhile, they intend to forge ahead with new health-insurance exchanges, curbs on bad behaviour by insurers and other provisions of the new law.
The behaviour predicted by the models is compared with experimental data on an ion exchange reaction system.
