Sentence examples for behaviour that is adapted from inspiring English sources
People react to such stimuli with anticipatory behaviour that is adapted to a stimulus or action that has not yet occurred.
In this study we used the natural variation between arabidopsis ecotypes with summer annual (Bur) and winter annual (Cvi) behaviour that are adapted to cool and warm climates, respectively, to determine the temperature sensitivity of the reproductive phase.
Many species found in temporary ponds and streams exhibit a peculiar reproductive behaviour that is well adapted to their transient environment: they produce different kinds of eggs at different times of the year.
Our behaviour is adapted flexibly to meet our task goals.
The hunting behaviour of most spiders is adapted to react to the slightest movement or vibration of the web, causing the spider to rush forward and bite its prey as quickly as possible.
Features of the Milagro™ screw include visibility on conventional radiographs and a resorption behaviour that appears to be adapted to the graft healing, with almost no resorption during the first 3 months and almost complete degradation at 12 months.
A key characteristic of such a system is that its behaviour can be adapted to the short-term changes of air pollution and consequently the model can handle the time-evolving nature of the phenomena and does not need frequent adjustments.
Cognitive functioning refers to a range of brain functions that include the processes by which an individual perceives, registers, stores, retrieves, and uses information by which our behaviour can be adapted to new situations.
The coded agent behaviour can be adapted to platform-specific mobile agents by means of the Mobile Agent Adaptation Framework thus enabling re-use of existing mobile agent systems.
Sedentary behaviour items were adapted from those used in the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health.
