Sentence examples for behaviour of a group from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of Maynard's death, talk began to swirl around the circuit about the wild behaviour of a group of young Surrey players.

Its existence was predicted with mathematical modelling and computer simulations, and was said to exactly explain the strange clumping behaviour of a group of dwarf planets in the Kuiper Belt, a field of icy objects and debris beyond Neptune.

Adrian Ballinger, a Californian mountain guide, said that even before the latest avalanches, there had been an exodus of teams from base camp due to the aggressive behaviour of a group of younger Sherpas there following the accident.

Nor anyone that purred with two broken legs," wrote the author, also revealing the heartless behaviour of a group of tourists who arrived at his house the same day.

However, the combination of particle-like and wavelike properties in quantum mechanics is unlike anything in ordinary experience, and, as soon as one attempts to describe in terms of quantum mechanics the behaviour of a group of identical particles (e.g., the electrons in an atom), the problem of visualizing them in concrete terms becomes still more intractable.

Limited attempts have been made to investigate the failure behaviour of a group of floating soil cement columns.

The Real Life Reform project examines in detail the finances, views and behaviours of a group of up to 100 households.

This study contributes towards a better understanding of the knowledge, attitudes and self-reported behaviours of a group of traditional healers towards TB in Vanuatu.

(Male TB patient aged 20, TB17) We attempted to better understand the knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of a group of TB patients in Vanuatu.

Accordingly, we identify companies that would in theory have been affected by the new thin-capitalization rule, and compare their financing behaviour to a group of companies that were not affected.

A third group complied with the right-hand rule most of the time, whereas the behaviour of a fourth group varied over intersections.