Sentence examples for behaviour on trial from inspiring English sources
"By trying to sue the ABC, the clubs have put their own behaviour on trial?
Intuitively, a person has good metacognitive monitoring if their subjective appraisals track their objective behaviour on a trial-by-trial basis.
Both hippocampal and anterior thalamic lesions disrupt the rat's spatial behaviour on the critical test trial, when the rat is first allowed to swim to find the escape location [26,37].
It has been used to support legal arguments of self-defense, diminished responsibility, or insanity when a woman is accused of murdering or assaulting her batterer, committing a crime under his coercion, or provoking the behaviour the batterer is on trial for.
I'm not on trial for sexual behaviour".
However, the charging of continuous particulate flows on solid surfaces is poorly understood, and design of devices to optimise triboelectric behaviour is often qualitative or based on trial and error.
When the creators made the contentious choice to put the four main characters on trial for their behaviour throughout the show's run, Seinfeld's massive audience was forced to realize they'd been obsessively tuning into the lives of four total assholes for the past nine years.
The Belgian press was also outraged by Dutroux's behaviour on the first day of the trial.
A further 35 soldiers are still on trial for offences including mutiny, assault, absconding and disorderly behaviour.
On trial: sexless novels.
