Sentence examples for energetic behaviour from inspiring English sources

If delivering a rather impressive total of four featurettes for his new movie Moonrise Kingdom seems like uncharacteristically energetic behaviour for Wes Anderson, master of comedy whimsy and imminent Cannes 2012 competition entrant, we can at least give the US director credit for carrying out the task with his familiar bemused and laidback tone.

The method consists in including such perturbations in the standard BEM formulation and adding a set of equations representative of the energetic behaviour.

This paper is based on the assumption that margins for improvements in the optimization of trigeneration systems still exist, which require an in-depth understanding of plant's energetic behaviour.

To investigate nutcracker energetic behaviour, we developed a spatially explicit agent-based model (ABM) to simulate the underlying behavioural mechanisms nutcrackers are most likely to employ during foraging in the South Cascades near Mt. Rainier, Washington.

The French peasant and working classes were never wealthy or well-fed enough to join in the energetic "libertine" behaviour of the nobles or part of the bourgoisie.

The suggested design is analyzed parametrically in order to investigate its energetic and exergetic behaviour in various operating conditions and it is examined with EES (Engineering Equator Solver) in steady state conditions.

Certain physiological and energetic states can influence behaviour and certain fish behaviours may make them more or less vulnerable to capture.

The reasons for the different behaviour are energetic differences for the reactions between the positively charged chain ends with water and the following proton transfer.

The present study was designed to evaluate the effect of maternal temperature stress over hatchling and juvenile performance in terms of their energetic plasticity and thermoregulatory behaviour, when they were exposed to a gradual temperature increase (TI) from 24 to 30 °C and compared with hatchlings maintained at preferred and constant temperature (24 °C).

This included increased root density, achieved through changes in morphology rather than biomass allocation, suggesting the plants limited the energetic cost of their behaviour.

In this paper we investigate the effects of energetic constraints on breeding behaviour of male European treefrogs, Hyla arborea (Linnaeus, Anura: Hylidae), a species of considerable conservation interest [ 23, 24].