His behaviour fit all the tropes of amphetamine psychosis, a condition I've unfortunately seen firsthand in some of my own friends and family members.
By interpreting this band as the sum of all phosphorylated MITF, we have adjusted the phosphorylation rate constants of MITF to make the model behaviour fit the experimental data.
Although EFN has been found to attract different species of insects and arthropods (e.g. parasitoids, predatory mites, spiders), in most cases it seems to be specially designed to attract ants, whose feeding ecology and behaviour fit very well the plant's defensive needs (Beattie 1985; Schoonhoven et al. 2005; Heil 2008).
So, as I became an adult, I wasn't too bothered about how my behaviour fitted other people's expectations.
At very high shear stress, the behaviour fits well to the Bingham model.
Some employers even have separate interviews to determine cultural fit, asking questions to determine whether an applicant's past behaviour fits with "the way we do things around here".
This is likely to be a productive area in the future and more researchers are looking at how behaviour fits into development and anatomy and we can start to work out likely behaviours from ancient bones and move away from the ideas of dinosaurs as simply eating machines with no other behaviours of interest.
He seems to advocate an error theory of conditionals: ordinary linguistic behaviour fits the false theory that there is a proposition A*B such that p(A*B) = pA(B) (1987, pp. 39 40).
STD: Standard deviation The baseline multiple-group LGM model with no constraints on intercept and slope factors, and linear growth assumption for parents' behaviour fitted the data with a non-significant model fit chi-square, χ(2) = 3.802, p =.15.
This behaviour fits the neurophysiological data discussed in the Introduction (see Section 1 and Figs 1 and 2), as the N400 response presents a late (around 400 ms) difference, with relatively large responses to pseudowords, whereas the MMN exhibits an early (100 250 ms) difference, with a larger response to words.
Behaviours fitting the definition of workarounds often include violations, deviations, problem solving, improvisations, procedural failures and shortcuts.
