Sentence examples for create a behaviour from inspiring English sources

"Spotify really started [in order] to combat online piracy, so I would say we didn't create a behaviour that didn't exist, we just transferred it to a legal medium," says the company's chief product officer, Gustav Soderstrom.

This study investigates how ICT has been used to influence behaviour change and synthesizes key aspects into a conceptual model for creating a behaviour change support system (BCSS) for smartphone applications.

Larcombe et al, 2002 used principal component analysis to create a health-behaviour index based on smoking, drinking, recreational drug use, diet, exercise and sun care, ranging from 'most healthy' to 'least healthy'.

The latter rule, a kind of "catastrophic" coverage, would not usually create a change in behaviour, since few people want to take $6,000-worth of drugs.

Cochetel acknowledged that only a significant interest in building a new system would create a change in behaviour among desperate migrants, but pointed out that pressure outside Europe's borders made it an urgent task.

Instead of a game designer changing values arbitrarily to create a desired vehicle behaviour, BeamNG applies basic engineering principles gleaned through its research into materials science.

However, under certain circumstances, such as in autoimmune diseases, the system is able to create a stable oscillatory behaviour that allows the activation and expansion of self-reacting Teff cells.

Now, for instance, smart watches are imagined as tiny smartphones stuck on our wrists, but the genius of the Walkman wasn't just about miniaturisation: it was also about creating a new behaviour – private listening in a public space.

The proposed HMM enables the company to update the customer profile over the time by understanding the evolution of customer relationships through the time and makes it possible to create a long term purchasing behaviour by recognising the marketing activities that are preferred in building customer-brand relationships and by predicting the future choices better than other benchmark models.

8 Executive functions contribute to the self-regulation of behaviour and create a delay during which one can think before acting; thus, lack of response inhibition may be associated with impulsive behaviour.

"The idea was to create a global benchmark for navigation behaviour in healthy people on a population level," says Professor Hornberger.