Sentence examples for intriguing behaviour from inspiring English sources
Here design has to do less with the intriguing behaviour of the characters (what are these people really up to?) than with the genesis of the narration.
Yet, how many of us realise that a total of 24 bumblebee species can be found across the UK, or that many gardens can easily host up to six different species, each with their own intriguing behaviour and seasonal dynamics?
In this paper, we capture this intriguing behaviour by constructing a 1D nonlinear beam model, where the central ingredient is the nonlinearity in the stress-strain relation of the beams constitutive material.
Furthermore, an intriguing behaviour of the cathodoluminescence as a function of the electron beam irradiation time was observed, suggesting that Pr luminescence can be sensitized by the same defect that is responsible for the yellow luminescence band frequently seen in GaN.
De Waal does not explore the underlying processes producing the complex and intriguing behaviours described here: we know very little about them.
The pro-migratory and anti-proliferative effects of EphB2 in GBM are intriguing; this behaviour was documented in GBM cells almost two decades ago showing that proliferation and migration are temporarily mutually exclusive behaviours (Giese et al, 1996).
Like Y49A, this residue shows intriguing differential behaviour in the presence of RAMP3.
Thus, indirect benefits in terms of genetic profits to the offspring are usually invoked to explain this intriguing female behaviour (Jennions and Petrie 2000; Neff and Pitcher 2005, but see Forstmeier et al. 2011).
Food for thought Ex-friends of Frank Reprints Related items Initial public offerings: Spun goldSep 5th 2002 CSFB fined: That was thenJan 24th 2002 Wall Street under scrutiny: A penny in whose pocket?May 24th 2001More intriguing is the behaviour of those chief executives, chief financial officers and others who took these gifts from Mr Quattrone and his ilk.
In addition, the intriguing "overflowing" swelling behaviour was observed in aqueous solution of dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO).
We conducted the largest-ever experimental study on NC crows, to elucidate aspects of the species' intriguing hook-making behaviour.
