Sentence examples for behaviour which belongs from inspiring English sources
To this end, the tension/compression behaviour which belongs to a certain direction in the orientation space is modelled by an elasticity relation of the Mooney Rivlin type.
Spiegelberg [ 27] distinguishes between: the expression of dignity by inward and outward behaviour; dignity in general (a matter of degree); human dignity (minimum dignity which belongs to every human being qua human); intrinsic and extrinsic dignity; relational and absolute dignity; and dignity in itself (intrinsic worth) and ground for dignity and worthiness of respect.
It is a treaty which belongs to another age.
Their patent, which belongs to ConAgra, is 6,093,437.
(Snowbird, which belongs to Dick Bass, is another).
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The Galapagos Islands are a fragile ecosystem, which belongs to Ecuador country.
The Sanriku Balloon Center (SBC), which belongs to the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, was built in 1971.
A Banach module which belongs to this class is called a BSE.
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