Sentence examples similar to behaviour terms from inspiring English sources

A complex behaviour termed "play" frequently occurs between siblings, between members of an age class, or between parent and offspring.

A behaviour termed as anting in which the bird encourages ants to run through their plumage is also thought to help them reduce the ectoparasite load in feathers.

When threatened the ring-tailed lemur may jump in the air and strike out with its short nails and sharp upper canine teeth in a behaviour termed jump fighting.

This consisted primarily of a behaviour termed omega turns.

Seasonal variations in mood and behaviour, termed seasonality, are commonly reported in the general population.

For Salmonella, the best characterized biofilm state is a coordinated multicellular behaviour termed the rdar morphotype [7], [8].

Such methods are useful for probing consistent behaviour (termed core predictions) among multiple parameter sets, even in the non-identifiable case.

The extent to which individual dynein complexes can take multiple successive steps without detaching from the microtubule, a behaviour termed processivity, varied in these studies.

Furthermore, both of the freshwater sponges E. muelleri and S. lacustris can be triggered to inflate and then contract their whole body (a behaviour termed a 'sneeze' [ 14, 15]) in response to mechanical or chemical stimuli.

Freud vacillated between two contrasting ways of explaining behaviour: in terms of causes and in terms of intentions.

Dr LeDoux argued that it is wrongheaded to interpret animal behaviour in terms of human emotions.