Sentence examples for behaviour which does not from inspiring English sources

A geometric explanation for this behaviour, which does not apply only to VSCL shells, is given.

For example: if a request (using the allowed protocols) to the load balancer or database VM without a preceding service request to the web application is detected this is rated as an anomalous behaviour which does not occur in a valid business process flow.

For as Merleau-Ponty points out, "everything is both manufactured and natural in man, as it were, in the sense that there is not a word, not a form of behaviour which does not owe something to purely biological being and which at the same time does not elude the simplicity of animal life" (1962, 189).

The purpose of this behaviour, which does not elicit a response from other nearby wrens, remains unknown.

Spotted hyenas seem to plan on hunting specific species in advance; hyenas have been observed to indulge in activities such as scent marking before setting off to hunt zebras, a behaviour which does not occur when they target other prey species.

In the context of the equilibrium-point hypothesis [ 81], they suggest that equilibrium is adopted according to a migrating reference point, characterized by the conservative rambling subsystem, whose movements reflect an exploratory behaviour which does not induce substantial restoring forces.

Representing the wind industry, RenewableUK's director of health and safety, Chris Streatfeild, said: "We don't condone any behaviour which doesn't comply with the rigorously high standards we demand.

"It is almost unbelievable to watch the Labour party plunge into a crisis of its own making as its MPs involve themselves in childish, self-indulgent behaviour which doesn't befit their office," he said.

Pacific Asian societies traditionally established norms of social behaviour which did not rely much upon state or the law.

Patients reported a moderate to high amount of patient activation by the doctor and their information seeking behaviour, which did not vary as a function of the treatment arm (Table 3).

On Price's view plurality exists in the world of an entirely familiar kind: a plurality of ways of talking and ways of behaviour which don't need to be mirrored in an ontology of any kind.