Sentence examples for behaviour is different from from inspiring English sources

Its intriguing dipping and eclipse behaviour is different from the type of orbital modulations seen in other classes of HMXBs.

We tend to replicate our sexual behaviour within our relationship but behaviour is different from couple to couple.

Because it emphasizes groups, the study of collective behaviour is different from the study of individual behaviour, although inquiries into the motivations and attitudes of the individuals in these groupings are often carried out.

The acoustic radiation from circular cylindrical shells is of fundamental and applied interest primarily because cylindrical shells are widely used in industry, and because their acoustic behaviour is different from that of beams and plates due to curvature effects.

This value is lower than that controlling the stabilization of the martensite with respect to the β phase matrix of 97 kJ/mol, and implies that the mechanism which is responsible for the rubber like behaviour is different from that for stabilization.

This behaviour is different from that of cobalt nitrate in the absence of the alumina.

Analysis by the linearized and scaling theories showed that the reaction-induced phase separation behaviour was different from the familiar thermally induced SD during isothermal annealing after temperature jump.

Interestingly the expression of this gene was observed in leaves of the cucumber plant irrespective of iron nutritional status this behaviour being different from that of CsHA1 whose expression is modulated in the root both in response to iron shortage [ 34] and the presence of nitrate (present work).

Adolescent women's understanding of their rights such as the decision to marry early, have children, terminate pregnancies and engage in risky sexual behaviour, are different from the widely accepted discourse on rights globally, which assumes a particular kind of individual thinking and discourse on rights and a certain autonomy women have over their bodies and their lives.

Public behaviours are more influenced by social norms than private behaviours; one-time behaviours are different from continuous behaviours and it goes on.

Alan Price, senior director at Peninsula Business Services, an employment law and HR consultancy, said: "You will be able to notice changes in employees' behaviour, they may get short-tempered, be quieter than normal or show behaviour that is different from the norm".