"Take, for example, the behavior and actions of the first Henry Ford," wrote the managerial psychoanalyst Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries in a pioneering Harvard Business Review article in 1979, "Managers Can Drive Their Subordinates Mad".
One way of applying calculus is to think of it as a sort of "infinite arithmetic," in which one can calculate, for example, the behavior of planets by doing a great many steps of addition and multiplication.
For example, the behavior of short-term fairness can make a significant impact on TCP transfers or delay-sensitive multimedia applications [3].
(In this particular example, the behavior of the two is fixed after the initial stage; in other cases, it may take many stages of revision before the status of an object becomes settled).
Thus, for this particular example the behavior of the two quality measures is similar.
As a last example, the behavior of the entropy until the algorithm reaches convergence can be appreciated.
In the Penduline Tit (Remiz pendulinus), for example, the behavior of females is affected by the male decision to desert or stay, immediately after oviposition, demonstrating that the female's reproductive tactics are flexible (Czyż 2011).
For example, the behavior and estrogenic potency of nonylphenol ethoxylates depend on the length of the ethoxylate chain and presence of carboxylate moieties (Routledge and Sumpter 1996; Teske and Arnold 2008).
For example, the behavior of E2F1, a causal regulator of cell cycle activity [ 44], recapitulated both here and by high co-expression alone is conserved across groups including C. elegans and yeast.
For example, the behavior of seals seems to be different from that of cetaceans (supplementary fig. S6 A, Supplementary Material online) and rather similar to that of other placentals (supplementary fig. S6 B, Supplementary Material online).
