Sentence examples for excited behaviour from inspiring English sources

Axis 1 segregated "quieter" behaviour (touching the object) from excited behaviour (vigilance, snorting, tail raised, cantering), whereas axis 2 segregated gazes and contact with novel object from excited behaviours like tail raised.

Mental health charity Mind describes bipolar disorder (previously known as manic depression) as a mental illness which causes extreme mood swings from periods of hyperactivity and excited behaviour – known as mania – to deep depression.

More than their overall emotional level (indices differed slightly), horses from different types of work differed in their interest in the object (voltige or jumping horses) or their tendency to perform more locomotion and excited behaviour such as passage, tail raised, vigilance, characteristic of high arousal / alarm levels [29], [30].

As elsewhere, a debate rumbles on in Japan about whether such pornography excites deviant behaviour or diverts it.

His extravagant personality and colourful behaviour excited the supporters and made it a popular decision at the time – even at the risk of such a blockbuster signing facing the impossible fate of being unfairly compared with Suárez.

The bit/formation interactions are assumed to be related to the bit motion, leading to a set of highly non-linear equations with a potential for self-excited behaviour.

The great god market forces has become a sentient being that feels excited or depressed and whose behaviour has been manipulated by corporate practices and the criminally minded.

It may not be hugely excited by Mr Assad's behaviour, but as Mr Trenin explains: "Russia's basic calculus regarding Syria and Mr Assad has so far been supported by the developments on the ground over the past four years.

Yes, the frat boy behaviour exhibited by Jamie Briggs and Peter Dutton excited the nation's commentariat.

The nonlinear behaviour of damaged systems excited by vibration or ultrasound offers potential as a technique for damage detection in machine condition monitoring and non-destructive testing applications.

This paper concerns the way in which a static force can dramatically change the dynamic behaviour of a harmonically excited quasi-zero stiffness single-dof system.