There seems to be little dispute that Mr. Shi, who had turned to hauling sand and gravel to make a living, behaved egregiously.
It was clear that there were several distinct ways in which matter in living systems behaved in ways different from non-living systems.
Both effects are the result of bioluminescence, the peculiar ability of some organisms to behave like living night-lights.
Many surfactant solutions, through their unique amphiphilic chemistry, form long wormlike micelle structures which behave like living polymers.
He's one of those people that think if you play football for a living, you have to behave in a certain way".
While abortion remains a hot-button topic that propels a lot of single-issue voters, the average non-evangelical Christian Republican living in Virginia might behave differently in the ballot box than they do on Facebook.
In computer simulation studies, Dr. Smuts and her colleagues modeled two types of group-living agents that would behave like herbivores: one that would selfishly consume all the food in a given patch before moving on, and another that would consume resources modestly rather than greedily, thus allowing local plant food to regenerate.
However there are plenty of people in and around games who make their living largely through behaving like wizards.
The reader may want to refer to an article published in Nature, volume 412, July 19 , 2001(www.nature.com), "Evolution of digital organisms at high mutation rates leads to survival of the flattest," where Claus Wilke and collaborators used the power of computers to construct an artificial living system that behaves in a remarkably lifelike way.
You can read all you want about the natural history of imperiled wildlife species and you can spend countless hours watching documentary film footage of the animal kingdom in action, but you can't replace that visceral response elicited by seeing a living, breathing, and behaving creature at a zoo or aquarium.
