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The opposition spokeswoman on education, Kate Ellis, said the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, had capitulated to the "deeply offensive behaviour" shown by some on his backbench.

Sometimes, the inconsiderate behaviour shown by motorists is mirrored by cyclists, treating fellow riders or pedestrians as obstacles to be pushed out of the way.

We are horrified at the revelations in the BBC Panorama programme of the abusive behaviour shown by staff at the Old Deanery towards the older residents in their charge.

Significant features of the structural behaviour shown by the walls are discussed and conclusions on their ultimate capacity and failure mechanisms are addressed.

Heupel et al (2003) speculated that the behaviour shown by the juvenile blacktip sharks in response to the approach of Tropical Storm Gabrielle may have been an innate response based upon the synchronicity of departures and the sharks' young age (3-4 months).

The I-V behaviour shown by both diodes is highly nonlinear and rectifying.

The behaviour showed by this material seems to be interesting in some peculiar applications in the automotive industry, in order to obtain greatly lighter components with equal or better performance than traditional one.

Duration of resting, standing, preening and frequencies of balance movements and comfort behaviours shown by individual hens on each perch were recorded throughout one night (10.5 h) on day six of each observation week.

Second, using our modelling approach, we reproduce similar behaviours shown by other neuromimetic models of the oculomotor system.

The decision-making and behaviours shown by farmers are likely to be influenced by many different factors e.g. severity of symptoms and the value of the cow (factors like milk yield, parity or pregnancy status), some of which are complex, context-related and contain elements that are difficult to quantify [ 3].

The wetting behaviours showed by the Antirrhinum petals could be categorised into three types of wetting behaviour; (A) Wenzel wetting (where the water is in close contact with the surface), (B) Cassie-Baxter wetting (where air is trapped between parts of the surface and the drop) and (C) Partial Cassie-Baxter wetting [10], [11].