Sentence examples for behaviour seen from inspiring English sources

The model explains the power-law behaviour seen in both conventional wars and terrorist attacks.

Smiling, Rosica said the behaviour seen so far recalled that of the "rule-breaking" John Paul II, who occasionally liked to go where he was not supposed to.

In addition to a recent blasphemy law, Russia passed a controversial law against "gay propaganda" in June - a vague term for behaviour seen to "promote" homosexuality to minors.

His Foundations of Economic Analysis (1947) provides the basic theme of his work, with the universal nature of consumer behaviour seen as the key to economic theory.

While it makes sense to try to bring more balance to the Safety Check system, allowing anyone to trigger it themselves could add legitimacy to the kind of chaotic herd behaviour seen at JFK and LAX.

They don't jump out of the water – that's a behaviour seen only in July and August – but the thrill of being so close to one of nature's most impressive predators is massive.

Only quantum mechanics could explain this behaviour (see below The laws of quantum mechanics).

Concerns over video game links to anti-social behaviour saw David Cameron lead a high profile charge against mature gaming.

PUBLIC displays of untidiness, such as graffiti, may promote bad behaviour (see article), but when it comes to personal cleanliness the opposite appears to be true.

Observers from the Organisation of American States (OAS)—eyes, ears and mouths wide open withdrew before the voting, disgusted at the government's behaviour (see article).

Electrified RTG crane loads exhibit a volatile behaviour (see Fig. 2).