Sentence examples for discrete behaviour from inspiring English sources
Crack propagation is ruled by the competition between the shielding effect from the dislocations in the plastic zone and the stress field increase due to crack extension, and clearly shows a discrete behaviour at growth below the fatigue threshold load.
This sort of discrete behaviour may explain the clustering of PSM cells into somites once oscillations stop.
Consequently, calls have been made for more uniform reporting of clinical interventions [ 18] and operationalized discrete behaviour change techniques and standardized vocabulary [ 19], arguing that this will accelerate the progress of intervention adoption.
It approaches medication taking as a discrete behaviour and uses psychological theory and evidence in the design of intervention to address intentions and the step from intention to actions, and in measurement of the process.
The TDF is based on behaviour change theories that carry assumptions about the relationship between cognitions and behaviour, and that focus on individual-level beliefs and attitudes in relation to a discrete behaviour.
Discrete behaviour of rolling HSPCs includes decreased rolling velocity, decreased saltatory detachment, and increased number of adherent cells when compared with other blood cell types (such as leucocytes) flowing over similar monolayers.
We demonstrate that sandprawns display discrete behaviours in response to B. jucundus with distinct levels of tolerance.
Timed continuous Petri nets with infinite server semantic (contPNs) have been used for that purpose as long as such models provide an acceptable approximation of the average discrete behaviours in long run.
The checklist includes 93 discrete behaviours, many of which either overlap with other disorders, like conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder, or are not related to attachment difficulties.
Thus, individual h WT RNPs can adopt two discrete behaviours in vitro: unidirectional motion, driven by processive movement of dynein that is associated with ATP hydrolysis and bidirectional motion that appears to be dominated by passive diffusion.
Under OFT, the behaviour of an individual forager is broken down into a sequence of discrete behavioural steps (e.g. where to forage, which prey to pursue).
