Sentence examples for loose behaviour from inspiring English sources

Northamptonshire will need to analyse the loose behaviour that cost them a match that, on Saturday evening and again yesterday morning, they had in their pocket.

Many of the churches frown on carnival as a time of loose behaviour and marriage-breaking, a fight that the Catholic church has waged for centuries.Ms Arruda has appeared on talk shows, and is now said to be contemplating a career change to acting.

But the crackdown on socially loose behaviour, which after two months has begun to slacken, may also have been driven by a desire to placate conservative clergy in Qom, Iran's most religious city, where several of them have criticised President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for letting standards slip.In any event, the regime has been going out of its way to display its strength.

I cannot think that the Elizabethans were much given to exposure: they were heavily ruffed, jerkined, and stomachered; Shakespeare's Cleopatra was obviously as tight-laced in her apparel as she was loose in her behaviour.

Films electrodeposited in alkaline solution can be doped and undoped in acid solution without loosing its redox behaviour.

Such a model for all types of roads would propose a global picture of drivers' behaviour loosing thus the specificity and individual characteristics of drivers' behaviour in the various road types (urban, rural, etc).

This paper presents an experimental study on axial fatigue behaviour of loose winding conductors of aluminum and copper wound distribution transformers.

In this study, discrete element method (DEM) simulations are used to examine the breakage and capturing behaviour of loose fine-particle agglomerates on impact with a target particle.

Comparison with existing experimental results shows that the Mohr Coulomb yield criterion with unchanging shear strength parameters simulates well the behaviour of loose sand, for which strain softening is not significant.

Recent physical model studies of landslide behaviour in loose, granular slopes have illustrated that the soil at the base of a slope may be of heightened risk of liquefaction as this area is located directly in the path of monotonic shearing events (i.e. localised toe failures) and is often saturated by groundwater.

Sustainable management of mine waste tailings during operation, closure, and reclamation requires a clear understanding of modeling the large-strain consolidation behaviour of these loose and toxic slurries.