Sentence examples for behaviour subjects from inspiring English sources

The resources present also affected how the foxes used the rest of the apparatus and influenced their behaviour; subjects staying more in the operant compartment when the resource was social (especially a female), but retreating to a distant compartment when it was food.

Relative to their own game behaviour, subjects perceived themselves as being similarly competitive as the human opponent as well as BARTHOC Jr., however the computer partner and the functional robot were regarded as significantly less competitive (self-assessment vs. computer partner and functional robot, respectively, paired samples t-tests: t = 2.27; p<.05; t = 2.67; p<.05).

Results of a numerical analysis of a building behaviour subjected to mining impacts are presented.

This explains the significance of component-based modelling approach in order to simulate the structural behaviour subjected to a column loss.

The model was ageclass-structured with time-varying, nonlinear and stochastic demographic processes that were parameterised using recent findings on sex- and ageclass-specific growth and survivorship and female breeding behaviour subject to environmental stochasticity.

Two EHD based controllers; PI controller and a Smith predictor were established using LabVIEW and compared in terms of their response time and regulation behaviour subject to dynamic loading.

This successful approach provides not only a breakthrough in the existing structural models applied to PFRC but also widen the understanding of the material behaviour subjected to fracture under Mode I.

In addition, high-level athletes are singled out for attention and their health-related behaviours subjected to an invasive scrutiny that would be impractical – and unethical – if it were applied to the general public.

As similar "remembering behaviour" by subjects has been described by Glenberg et al. [ 22], where subjects avert their gaze from their immediate experimental surroundings to facilitate disengagement from their environment, resulting in better recall.

Although the internal-clock model is useful for predicting the behaviour of subjects taking part in psychological research, it is only a metaphor and does not stand up in terms of brain physiology or anatomy.

From these results, we conclude that caution is required when designing intersection assistance systems based solely on the braking behaviour of subjects in simulated environments.