Sentence examples for more well-behaved from inspiring English sources

Get going!" The doves, of course, are much more well-behaved and do what they are told, cooing placidly.

"I've met them all," says barista Park Ji-su, with a touch of world-weariness, as more well-behaved fans surge meekly through the door.

It's full of the fresh and crunchy entries that make up a Brendan Emmett Quigley grid, albeit slightly more well-behaved, because this is The New York Times, after all.

The multi-channel estimators will have a cost function which is more well-behaved compared to those of single channel multi-pitch estimators (see, e.g., [26, 32, 28] for some examples of such).

On the other hand, most range-free localization techniques are intrinsically robust to attacks as long as there are more well-behaved anchors than malicious in the vicinity of the UN and provided that these latter nodes do not collude together to defeat the whole localization procedure.

Does being in a long-term, committed relationship make you more well-behaved than your friends who date around?

In general, the younger the artist in the show the more well behaved.

With classrooms less cramped, normally rambunctious students seem far more well behaved, making teachers both thankful and worried.

"The upshot is that it's a tamer Legislature — tamer and more well behaved, but a whole lot less fun," said Representative Ross Diercks, a Democrat first elected to the State House in 1992.

We truly, truly apologize for the inconvenience but we also truly, truly hope that you'll find the site much more well behaved after this update.

In contrast, as Table 2 and the histogram in Figure 4b indicate, our estimate of γ was much more well behaved for all parameter settings, though it was slightly biased upward for γ = 0.5 and 1.0/kb.