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Circadian locomotor behaviour is controlled by a pacemaker circuit composed of clock-containing neurons.

The temperature dependence of the electrochemical behaviour is controlled by the identity of the doping anions.

The development of brain and behaviour is controlled by the interaction of genetic determinants and environmental factors.

When the Pt/C+PTFE active layer is deposited on a rotating disc electrode, the low-frequency behaviour is controlled by diffusion inside the solution.

A special element with controllable negative stiffness is suggested for designing hybrid materials whose stiffness and hence the dynamic behaviour is controlled by the magnitude of applied compressive force.

Ultimately, the fault slip behaviour is controlled by the evolution of the differential stress, which varies through time due to the redistribution of mass on the model surface that is induced by erosion, sediment transport and deposition.

The fatigue behaviour was controlled by the complex layered structure.

The companion paper has presented the results of an extensive numerical study to investigate the behaviour of axially restrained steel beams with web opening, and to identify how the key quantities of the behaviour are controlled by different design parameters, including size and location of the opening, level of axial restraint, load ratio and temperature distribution.

However in the current study these basic cellular behaviours were controlled by variables instead of constants.

In the 1960s and '70s some psychologists, including Walter Mischel and Albert Bandura in the United States, recalled the Hartshorne and May study and variations of it to support their view that behaviour is controlled not by hypothetical traits but according to the degree of regularity of external stimuli.

On the base of a detailed fracture analysis, it is shown that the major parameter influencing fatigue failure of casting components are casting defects: the High Cycle Fatigue behaviour is controlled mainly by surface defects such as dross defects and oxides while the Low Cycle Fatigue is governed by multiple cracks initiated independently from casting defects.