Sentence examples for fine behavior from inspiring English sources

Each side has produced a wealth of statistics to demonstrate its own fine behavior on this issue and the other's perfidy.

I understand that we'd like to imagine fine athletes exhibiting fine behavior off the field of competition; it's a fantasy I thought we were broken of in 1970, when Jim Bouton's "Ball Four" came out.

Moreover, the PSCMS-g-DGEBA/AuNPs-PSNPs 1 membrane exhibited fine behavior in the removal of Pb2+ and Hg2+ from water.

The results of the numerical tests give a valuable insight into the fine behavior of these schemes, as well as rules to choose between them.

This is perfectly fine behavior for an open relationship (which they also happen to be in) but it has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with being bi-sexual.

Because the fine structure of neural activity correlated weakly with the fine behavior in 1 100 ms time scales (cf. Fig. 5C D), fast efferent flight control affected only marginally the neural responses of the optic lobes.

Our biological metrics also suggest that flat factorization methods do not extract biologically meaningful expression programs, and modeling the differences between each differentiation state is necessary to estimating fine behaviors occuring during differentiation.

The new algorithm is a subgrid algorithm in the sense that the asymptotic fine grid behavior is identical to conventional untracked (capturing) methods while the coarse grid behavior is improved.

In it, a man awakes after an epic bash to be informed by a female acquaintance that, while he was apparently "perfectly fine," his behavior the previous night may indeed have offended some: The pale young man eased himself carefully into the low chair, and rolled his head to the side, so that the cool chintz comforted his cheek and temple.

Our main application is the resolution of fine scale behavior in PDEs describing elastic electrostatic interactions.

Moreover, the regularization effect through the convexification of non-convex potential is embedded to represent fine scale behavior.