Sentence examples for denoting behavior from inspiring English sources

It seems the core of his reason can be defined by his seven words: "It would be hypocritical to pretend civility... .. Ironically, "civility" by its nature is neither a word denoting behavior to be considered unusually meritorious nor far above the call of duty.

An accelerometer count below 100 per minute during wear time is the most common threshold denoting sedentary behavior among adults, but it is not universally accepted (42, 43).

Habituation consisted of the acclimation of the animal to the arena for 5 min, during which the number of lines each animal crossed on the floor of the arena (number of crossings) and the number of rearings (elevation on rear paws, denoting exploratory behavior) were recorded using manual stopwatches to verify locomotor/exploratory activities.

Altruism denotes selfless behavior, but that behavior requires a self to negate, which Confucian role-bearing persons do not have.

In this study, we denote this behavior as GHS sensitivity.

Helping denotes customers behavior aimed at supporting other customers [37].

Let (nu ^tau _u) and (nu ^{tau '}_u) denote the behavior vectors of u at audit period (tau ) with activity a and without a.

The node denotes the behavior, the arrow denotes the transitional direction, the thickness of the arrow denotes the level of significance, and the number denotes the Z-value of the sequence.

The idea that color itself can create or denote criminal behavior is deeply rooted in our history" (Finkelman, 1993, p. 2064).

We have used the term circularity to denote this behavior of computationally predicted regulatory binding sites.

We denote such behavior as consistent, and teams are more often consistent than individuals.