Sentence examples for more flexible behavior from inspiring English sources

This suggests that a context of frequent forced task switching changes global control parameters towards more flexible behavior.

Results indicated that the hot mix asphalt containing coal waste powder exhibited more flexible behavior than the reference mix.

Carrying out numerical methods to our problems, the deducing results appear more flexible behavior than those of classic-local and the common nonlocal differential, respectively.

The present results are compatible with this earlier finding: positive affect might lead to less emphasis on error avoidance and thus allow the subject more flexible behavior.

Thus, the modest increase in computational cost associated with the addition of interneurons allows for more flexible behavior than would be seen in a simple chemotaxis strategy.

If this suggestion is correct, it suggests a quite specific route by which changes in cognitive flexibility can lead to more adaptive and flexible behavior: by supporting the developmental emergence of regret.

"With the growth of the prefrontal cortex, animals become more and more flexible in their behavior," Professor Miller said.

In general, vertebrates have many more proteins, which carry out a gene's instructions, in the brain and nervous system; these proteins enable spiny creatures to have a wider, more flexible range of behaviors than invertebrates, Grant said.

Though bisimilarity determines the equivalence of behavior, more flexible relations are needed in the context of Software Engineering, in order to support formally the notions of conformance and refinement of behavior.

Fractional derivatives have also proved to be more flexible in describing viscoelastic behavior.

By removing barriers, a more flexible and independent travel behavior is accomplished.