Sentence examples for curious behaviour from inspiring English sources

Both can contain quirky characters, strange scenarios and inspire curious behaviour.

All of the modal properties are swapped in the process, leading to some curious behaviour in the transition zone.

Curious behaviour towards cranial nerve assessment, characterised by sniffing and nibbling of animal handlers and instruments, gave way to increasingly aversive behaviour, such as head twisting and tossing or jerky head movements.

This curious behaviour suggests that the length variants are functionally distinct, perhaps in a subtle way: for example, they could be recognized by different paralogous proteins; or they might all be recognized by the same protein but be modulated by interactions with distinct additional factors.

The European midwife toad, Alytes obstetricans, also displays a curious breeding behaviour.

So who's up for eight hours of Danish political history, curious farmyard behaviour and sunlit rutting in the long grass?

It ain't.Meanwhile, James Surowiecki examines the curious recent behaviour of markets—uncertainty reigns, but rather than responding to that uncertainty with caution, traders go all out, generating huge market swings that frequently wind up reversed just days later.

Private collections have existed for centuries, but when this is added to nomadic behaviour, curious contradictions arise; this is the area studied by Archive II.

In a fjord system of northern British Columbia, Canada's westernmost province, a team of scientists, non-profits and an indigenous monitoring group have uncovered a curious humpback whale behaviour.

This is where the optical tweezers have revealed a curious twist in the behaviour of the merozoite.

The evidence that behavioural changes are adaptive is relatively good, although there are complex links with integumental traits, such as the curious genetic complexes of behaviour and colour in pygmy grasshoppers (Forsman et al. 2002).