Sentence examples for execution behaviour from inspiring English sources

Our rules exploit the well-defined execution behaviour in the Taverna system.

The middleware is designed according to a component-based approach that enables the execution behaviour of each computing node to be customised in order to satisfy application needs.

In order to resolve the resource constraint issue, the mediation framework applied the Enterprise Service Bus architecture to support the runtime resource changes, and utilise resource-aware workflow mechanism to enable the dynamic adjustment of the execution behaviour at runtime based on the combination of fuzzy set and cost and performance index scheme.

In theory, all of the aforementioned processes are prerequisites for the successful execution of behaviour, and consequently differences in executive strength may explain differences in ability to turn intentions into action.

Some evidence leads to a hypothesis that awareness of action selection is not directly causing the action execution (or behaviour) but comes afterwards as an effect of unconscious processes of action preparation.

He was well recognised for work with groups where, through a 'planning – fact-finding – execution' sequence, behaviour changes could be brought about that would advantage the group whether it was food consumption practices or group solidarity and factory worker rights in an increasingly industrialized and urbanized America.

The caudate, for example, appears to play a key role in supporting the planning and execution of behaviour needed to achieve complex goals (Grahn et al., 2008), whilst thalamic nuclei are involved in declarative memory function at a number of different levels (Van der Werf et al., 2003).

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Compliance zones were used to start and stop the execution of compliance behaviour of the virtual traffic.

Finally, the execution of empathic behaviour and expression of empathic emotions starts at time point 40, reaching an equilibrium around time point 70 at activation value 1.0, while the dis-empathic behaviour and emotions are never executed.

This process is incorporated in the model by a (predictive) loop from the preparation state for an action or emotion to the sensory representation for its effect, enabling direct emotion formation without behaviour execution.

The cognitive learning theory argues that a new mental model induced by perception may remain dormant until signals in the form of information cues for behaviour execution are received (Bandura, 1989, 2001).