Sentence examples for organizing the behavior from inspiring English sources

Do we have now to charge the soccer players who were wearing green wristbands or the head coach of the team of organizing the behavior of the spectators?

Highly connected 'hub' genes are thought to play an important role in organizing the behavior of biological networks [ 6- 9].

The following approach is used to address the problem: stating the problem, defining the model-based systems engineering approach, organizing the model, establishing requirements, modeling behavior, modeling structure, analyzing performance, and modifying the original design.

And the author has the leisure to explore every aspect of early 18th-century London life from the precarious relations of Jews with English society to the way the underworld was organized to the behavior of people high and low.

One would conclude that internal timing rather than external cues is organizing this behavior.

Such shaping, at least in the animal kingdom, was obviously a matter of pre-organizing the animal's behavior-producing machinery the processing that goes on in its brain so that, for example, birds know that they should eat worms and build nests out of twigs and not vice versa.

Following regular calls for a thorough inquiry into how systematic and organized this behavior was, British Home Secretary Theresa May finally announced the terms of reference for the latest investigation on Thursday.

The discussion next focuses on characteristics of the social structures that organize behavior, the characteristics of the means used, and some value conflicts and social processes seen with the emergent, interactive character of much surveillance behavior.

Decision-making and action selection are mental activities for shaping and organizing human behavior in the ever-changing environment.

They need it to learn what we call "executive function" -- the organizing principles of behavior.

Although Snowdon cautions that chimps and marmosets have many more differences than mere breeding style, he says that this research "suggests that social structure and social organization might be more important for organizing altruistic behavior than brain size".