Sentence examples for behaviour is characterised by from inspiring English sources

The shrinkage behaviour is characterised by two regimes.

This behaviour is characterised by a smooth global maximum on the load-deflection curve which is due to the well-known von Kármán effect, that is to the progressive flattening of the cross section of the tube under bending moment.

Within this regime, mechanical behaviour is characterised by steady-state grain size and negligible cavity formation; electron backscatter diffraction studies confirm a random texture, leaving grain-boundary sliding as the overarching deformation mechanism.

The ethene transient behaviour is characterised by a stop-effect phenomenon, which is a drastic increase of the reaction rate measured for a step-wise decrease in the inlet concentration of ethanol.

In contrast, at 750 °C the CSS behaviour is characterised by a rapid saturation of the stress amplitude, regardless of the applied strain amplitude, while the deformation structure analysis suggests a high activation of dislocation climb which is confirmed by in situ TEM ageing showing shrinkage of prismatic loops.

The second regime, for draw ratios above the necking behaviour is characterised by a shrinkage behaviour for temperatures between 120 and 160°C, with a mid-value of 140°C, corresponding to the transition temperature of the induced rigid phase structure.

Launching the chain's Food and Drink Report 2015 on Wednesday, Waitrose's managing director, Mark Price, said the shift in behaviour was characterised by time-poor consumers buying food on the go and for the evening ahead.

Its behaviour was characterised by mass spotting (the launch, transport and landing of burning firebrands that ignited new fires downwind of the main fire), an indication of low fine surface fuel moisture content (FMC).

GPs' prescribing behaviour was characterised by prescribing short courses of ICS to children with various respiratory symptoms without follow-up and without diagnosing asthma.

GPs' prescribing behaviour was characterised by prescribing short courses of ICS to children with various respiratory symptoms without follow-up for making a diagnosis of asthma.

To simulate circulating behaviour, PCa cells were perfused at physiological wall shear stress (WSS) through the microtube lumen, and their rolling behaviour was characterised by measuring the rolling velocity and recording the number of interacting cells.