Sentence examples for its behavioural from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Shortfalls of existing model building approaches and software systems, and MODAM solutions Shortfalls of existing model building approaches and software systems MODAM solutions Central simulation class is responsible for Decentralised factories create the physical properties of an agent (assets) and its behavioural properties (behaviours) separately a. Instantiating all agents; b.

In an attempt to uncover the socio-ecologic breadth of sedentary behaviours and its behavioural determinants [ 6], we explored the association with perceptions towards physical activity.

When the animal is foraging, its behavioural decisions will be affected by the amount of food it gains, but other factors may also be important, such as the danger of predation [ 4- 10].

A somewhat more moderate version of the behaviour-centred approach was taken by Alexander Bain, who identified attention, not with its behavioural manifestations themselves, but with truncated versions of the motor-control processes that typically bring about those behavioural manifestations: processes 'stopping short of the actual movement performed by the organ' (Bain, 1888, 371).

Phorm left the UK market towards the end of 2009, as popular websites like Amazon and the once-dominant MySpace publicly expressed their concern over its behavioural advertising technology.

This position paper reviews PPTg structure and considers experiments designed to understand its behavioural functions.

Hence, the experiments had to give back the cabinet its functionality (behavioural elements), its visceral element, and as a result allow it to find a new meaning with a new user.

To elucidate the causal link between the mode of action of oseltamivir and its possible behavioural side effects, we aimed to identify its molecular target(s) of this drug.

Attitudes towards the behaviour are proposed to arise from a combination of beliefs about its consequences (behavioural beliefs – conceptually similar to outcome expectancies in social cognitive theory) and evaluations of those consequences (outcome evaluations).

That HMRC now has its own behavioural insights team, and that nudge teams are being established in Australia, Singapore, Germany and the US, is a testament to the team's impact.

Israeli startup BioCatch, based on its own "behavioural biometric authentication and threat detection" technology, effectively does just that, to enable banks and e-commerce companies to stop online fraud before it happens.