Sentence examples for behaviour is also presented from inspiring English sources

A quantitative theoretical development describing the observed behaviour is also presented.

A modified approach for modelling the uncertain aeroelastic response near the boundaries of different regimes of behaviour is also presented.

A plasticity model capable of reproducing hardening softening behaviour is also presented here to predict the response of the FRP confined specimens.

The load displacement behaviour is also presented and the influence of the local bond slip law on the debonding process is discussed.

The load-slip behaviour is also presented for the linear and non-linear models herein studied and the influence of the local bond-slip model on the debonding process is discussed.

The defects of the models, the limits of their validity as well as a qualitative comparison of theoretical predictions with experimental behaviour are also presented and discussed.

Evidence of more complex eruption behaviour is also present in Harrat Rahat in the form of more evolved (trachytic) eruptions within a small region around 24°5′N.

In addition to the average effect size for overall behaviour difficulties for these non-SDQ studies, the average effect sizes for internalizing and externalizing behaviours are also presented.

The recent development on ductile fibre reinforced geopolymer composites (DFRGCs) exhibiting deflection hardening and multiple cracking behaviour in flexure is also presented here.

A mathematical formulation based on the Wen's model reflecting the nonlinear behaviour of the device is also presented.

Moreover, a generalized description of the cause due to which these changes occur in stability behaviour of the system is also presented.