Sentence examples for dominant behavior from inspiring English sources
"The administration has been very conservative and far less concerned about single-firm dominant behavior than previous administrations".
They found that among Americans, that region was likely to be activated by dominant behavior, whereas among Japanese, it was more likely to be activated by subordinate behavior — the same region rewarding different patterns of behavior depending on culture.
The story soon fragments into a sequence of disconnected vignettes (both past and present) that portray the human condition as a Hobbesian nightmare in which gratuitous cruelty is the dominant behavior.
"Both males and females with the paternal gene off are adopting this socially dominant behavior," said Andrew Ward, a geneticist with the Center for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Bath in Britain.
The model captures the dominant behavior of the system around a nominal operating point.
This third life of GIFs as a mobile communication language dwarfs all its past lives because mobile is the largest digital platform and communication is the dominant behavior on mobile.
The last explanation is consistent with the well-established phenomenon of behavioral hierarchies (Davis 1979) in which dominant behaviors prevent the execution of hierarchically lower behaviors to avoid conflicts in motor output.
These dominant behaviors convey a message of self-confidence, self-worth and strong belief in one's ability to control everything (Maslow 1942).
In this paper we utilize the model to examine some of the dominant behaviors and permeability-altering mechanisms that may operate in naturally fractured media.
Exposure of monkeys that received placebo (Stress-Placebo group, n = 3) to repeated social separation stress led to gradual increases in behavioral scores for anhedonia (a behavioral composite of collapsed postures, inactivity, and blank stares) (Fig. 1A) and decreases in scores for hierarchy (total subordinate behaviors subtracted from total dominant behaviors) (Fig. 1B).
Given that feeding and defecation are dominant behaviors for third-instar larvae, conceivably robust rhythmic feeding and defecation behaviors may facilitate their nutrition intake and waste expulsion.
