Sentence examples for behaviour which exists from inspiring English sources
The analysis for other examples indicates that white and coloured (or nonwhite) noise have different effects on the reactor's behaviour and also reveals that the presence of noise destroys features such as multistationary behaviour which exists in the absence of noise.
As the emotional status of the participants is relaxed during the experiments, they cannot at times reflect the actual behaviour of pedestrians which exists in real life situations.
Which exists only on a fantasy level.
A train platform, which exists.
(Which exists, we swear!).
IN this shop monograph the late Prof. Cushny has given an account of the pharmacological behaviour of those drugs which exist in an optically isomerio form.
The authors say the complexity of the movement shown by trails, and their dimensions, suggest they were made by a eukaryote, They add that it might have been similar, at least in behaviour, to slime moulds, which exist as individual amoebae but team up when food supplies dwindle to form a multicellular system that can travel.
We propose that the behaviour we observe in vitro may be typical of what we could name 'complex-orphan proteins', that is proteins which exist in the cell as part of large molecular assemblies.
"Worse than that which existed in South Africa".
