Sentence examples for external behaviours from inspiring English sources

For instance, while Freemasons subscribe to some beliefs that are different from those of other groups, they lack external behaviours or other features that would distinguish them from the general population and thus cannot be considered a minority.

The studies describe men's external behaviours rather than their internalised identities, attitudes and subjective experiences.

Furthermore, China's external behaviour has taken a more assertive turn of late.

It is this fear, he says, that is a driving force behind China's worrying external behaviour.

Unlike the Kissingerites, who drew a distinction between the Soviet Union's internal and external behaviour, the Reaganites saw the two things as closely connected.

In a phase transition, some internal property of a system changes (in physics-speak a "system" can be anything from a kettle full of water to the entire universe) and affects its external behaviour.

External behaviour, whether individual or group based, has also been evolving to serve the species' survival.

These methods alone are extracted separately and by checking external behaviour, type-4 clones are detected.

These observations lead to an interesting inference: programmers do not write code with different logic for the same external behaviour.

The focus is, therefore, on their external behaviour, rather than on aspects of verbal or psychological agency.

Refactoring is a process for improving the internal characteristics and design of software while preserving its external behaviour.