Sentence examples for behaviour to capture from inspiring English sources
The constitutive models include surface-based cohesive behaviour to capture the elastic and plastic behaviour of masonry joints and a Drucker Prager (DP) plasticity model to simulate crushing of masonry under compression.
Thus, assessments and interventions should be comprehensive and integrate available theories for studying human behaviour to capture the full range of diabetes self-care behaviours.
In the present paper, we explore a novel preparation for the study of animal choice behaviour designed to capture some aspects of naturally occurring patch exploitation.
The exemplification reveals that reliability analysis provides a good picture of the system likely behaviour, but fails to capture a large portion of the high consequence scenarios, which are instead captured in the vulnerability analysis.
In domains where humans interact with technology it is necessary to understand human behaviour in order to capture or foresee possible actions taken by humans in interaction with the technology.
It can be used to assess the effects of combinations of failures on system behaviour but is unable to capture sequence dependent dynamic behaviour.
By focusing on a single screen time behaviour one is unlikely to capture the diversity of leisure behaviour in young people [ 19], and thus other screen time behaviours such as electronic game/computer use and total screen time (TST) should also be looked into.
One of their main characteristics in comparison with most types of revealed preference (RP) surveys is the ability to capture behaviour by the same respondent under varying choice scenarios.
When examining social interactions, the aim is to capture behaviour especially when the individuals are close to each other.
Infrared camera: To capture behaviour at night or in the dark using a light source that is invisible to the animals, the team used infrared cameras.
The 'Interests' topic for instance, aims to capture behaviour in a profile that pertains to an individual's interests, likes, dislikes, etc.
