Sentence examples for behaviour represented from inspiring English sources

Mr Niinisto told the Guardian the combination of Putin's anti-Nato rhetoric and his air force's behaviour represented "a situation that is not promising".

Verbal threats accounted for 3.1% of all recorded incidents, while physical behaviour represented 88.0% and sexual behaviour 8.9%.

This property is needed to detect a singularity eventually masked by regular behaviour represented by a polynomial of low degree.

The crack is modelled with a unilateral elastic bending-stiffness behaviour, represented by a unilateral rotational spring.

Nonlinear interface elements are used to model discrete cracks with concrete tensile behaviour represented by the cohesive crack model.

In addition, the short-run behaviour represented by the cross-sectional data indicates non-consumed goods and zero labour supply (income) for many families.

So, managers in slow-growing firms seem to use a more habitual behaviour, representing a more limited behavioural repertoire, and this might explain their more limited ability to respond to the external environment context and might shed some light on why they do not grow.

Customers need to feel that their purchase behaviour represents a personal choice, that they're excluding you.

It's the idea that morality in some sense stands above human behaviour, representing an external standard we have to conform to.

Inappropriate land management practices, leading to environmental degradation, are deeply ingrained in the way people behave and changing this behaviour represents a serious obstacle.

"Failure to listen and actively engage in dialogue to draw out an explanation for apparently aggressive or odd behaviour represents a missed opportunity to de-escalate and resolve a situation informally before arrest and restraint may be necessary.