Sentence examples for prescribed behaviour from inspiring English sources

A later development, but one that has not so far produced any very substantial results, is the application of notions derived from generative grammar to the analysis of ritual and other kinds of culturally prescribed behaviour.

We present a systematic formal method for analysing interactive systems that is based on constraints rather than prescribed behaviour.

Our analysis provides a 'picture' of prescribed behaviour, including consequential aspects that may not yet have been considered by stakeholders, but may impact on their behaviour (whether in desirable ways or not).

We propose a method that is associated with a set of new modelling primitives anchored on organisational roles and governed by social laws that handle the situations that may arise when the people involved deviate from prescribed behaviour and fail to play the role that they have been assigned as entities of the system.

Lined up to the left and right of a red carpet leading inside, we were all asked to clap, cheer, scream "Heidi!!!" and ask the jury members for selfies – it was all prescribed behaviour.

The phase is often associated with deviations from expected or prescribed behaviour [ 9].

For instance, there has long been a body of evidence that prescribing behaviour is influenced by commercial interests, but doctors find it hard to accept this.

These norms prescribe behaviour that will symbolize the member's loyalty to the social movement, strengthen his commitment to it, and set him apart from nonmembers.

Other demand-side measures such as regressive pharmaceutical margins and policies targeting physicians' prescribing behaviour (e.g. budgets) have a positive impact on generic market shares [28].

Positive law prescribes behaviour and penalises non-compliance.

In the 1991 study of prescribing behaviour of private practitioners, 100 doctors reported to have provided 80 different prescriptions[1].