Sentence examples for producing behaviour from inspiring English sources

Memes are supposed to be a kind of parasitical quasi-organism that function as genes (or possibly as units) of culture, producing behaviour patterns by infesting people's minds just as biological parasites infest their bodies.

The inherent noise present in all biological systems is explicitly modelled in discrete stochastic models and can have profound effects on system dynamics, producing behaviour, even for large numbers of molecules, which is markedly different from that predicted by continuous deterministic models; see, for example, [ 24].

Exposure to both variables resulted in mitigation of some behavioural and anatomical phenotypes, producing behaviours and anatomy similar to those seen in control animals.

Nor do we have an integrated understanding of how events at the level of genes, proteins and synapses cascade through the brain to produce behaviour and cognition.

The behavioristic approach examines how motives are learned and how internal drives and external goals interact with learning to produce behaviour.

Exploring the knowledge data base enables him to make the appropriate technological choices (components and their organisation) and produce behaviour models to validate these choices.

There is much evidence that many types of reproductive behaviour are or can be controlled solely by neural mechanisms, bypassing the hormonal system and any effect that it might exert on the nervous system to produce behaviour.

The legislator as commander aimed, by enacting laws, to produce behaviour of the sort reflected in the content of a law, which required an operation of the will of the subject of the sort just described.

That, says Dr Winfield, will make robots swarm like midges on a summer's evening.Now follow meA fourth rule, to go only in the same direction as your neighbour, will produce behaviour similar to that of a shoal of fish or a flock of birds.

This situation produces behaviour similar to that of an anamorphic family of curves (Figure 2c).

To make an example which produces behaviour like that of Fig. 1, we take repelling saddle and a map of type −+ as in Fig. 14.