Sentence examples for describe behaviour from inspiring English sources

The economics prize, say its critics, has tended to reward purely theoretical work that may or may not describe behaviour in the real world.

Some would argue that there is no alternative to reductionism if, in fact, the goal is to explain rather than merely to describe behaviour.

In most Indian languages there are words for feminised men ( kothis ) and for their partners ( giriyas or panthis ); they describe behaviour, not identity - what people do, not who they are.

The language doesn't seem at all tied to that era, whereas some of Storr's novels for children, Marianne Dreams for example, are full of characters who describe behaviour as "jolly decent" or apologise for being "beastly" to each other, and seem a little more dated.

A review on the mathematics of the continuum to describe behaviour at the nanoscale can be found in [20].

Inconsistencies in the terminology used to describe behaviour, tests and canine personality are common within the literature pertaining to applied personality testing of dogs, making discussion of the usefulness of such tests within the applied environment difficult.

Most currently available describe behaviours, beliefs or attitudes towards spirituality [ 26- 28].

Tanner and Timmons [ 25] use Goffman's notion of "backstage" and "frontstage" to describe behaviours of medical and nursing professionals in different settings with the OT approximating "backstage".

For example, it considered medical error and patient abuse, both of which can describe behaviours associated with procedure neglect, albeit in the context of mistakes or intentional harm.

He added: "Homosexual describes behaviour, not people".

When we talk about "intelligence" we are describing behaviour, or a propensity towards certain behaviour, and not the exercise of some disembodied intellect.