Sentence examples for even behaved from inspiring English sources

Some cells even behaved differently when smell and sound were presented together, by either increasing or suppressing their activity.

Half the British government looked, spoke and even behaved just like the originals, yet were somehow all in new jobs and demanding to be called by new names.

Slag concrete behaved better than fly ash concrete did under high temperature exposure for all case, some of slag concrete even behaved better than Portland cement concrete in terms of compressive strength reduction.

Some others are even behaving like security men".

That member behaves as though possessed of a will of its own; perhaps it even behaves as though possessed by an alien will.

Some areas even behave as conditionally stable, which accompanies the rupture of an adjacent stick slip zone (Scholz 1998).

Intriguingly, the female-plumage-mimics not only look like females they even behave like them, too: They attacked the female decoys the scientists set out, while largely ignoring male decoys.

For example, it is capable of finding the shortest path through a maze, it can construct networks as efficient as those designed by humans, it can solve computationally difficult puzzles, it makes multi-objective foraging decisions, it balances its nutrient intake and it even behaves irrationally.

Few among us will ever trash a hotel room in the way that touring rock stars are known to do–after all, given the lucrative endorsements that top acts now receive from multinational brands eager to protect their images, few performers themselves even behave that way anymore.

Although the vast majority, 71%, of the teens we surveyed in our recent Junior Achievement/Deloitte Teen Ethics Survey said they felt "fully prepared" to make ethical decisions when they embarked on their careers, a significant number, 38%, of them believed they must cheat, steal, plagiarize and even behave violently "sometimes," "often" or "always" to succeed in school.

Perhaps they're even behaving like all hostage-takers--and Sakineh is a hostage of sorts--trying to raise the stakes with plans for this or that future political bargain in view.