Sentence examples for protocols for behavior from inspiring English sources

Robert C Robbins, the university president, opened his letter on the incident by saying he wanted to "reaffirm" the university's "relationship" with CBP and said that the institution "has policies and protocols for behavior and expression".

After we finished the protocols for behavior around police and headed back home I cried because this circular lesson had crept back into my life, but this time involving my boy who would not step on an ant to kill it.

He also pledged to establish an independent committee, led by a "distinguished non-employee," to "investigate every charge of improper conduct," and develop a "protocol for behavior" by reporters across his media company.

Slater's protocols for categorizing behavior [28] were used to differentiate the behavioral patterns observed in thresher sharks as they interacted with cleaners.

Intervention Mapping (IM) is a helpful protocol for planning behavior change interventions.

There is a significant need for well-defined and efficient protocols for directing MSC behaviors in vivo.

We present our approach to automated environment generation that is based on behavior protocols [Plasil, F., and S. Visnovsky, Behavior Protocols for Software Components, IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 28(2002)]; to our knowledge, this is the only environment generator designed for model checking of software components.

After the initial presentation of protocols for coding D Strange Situation behavior in infants by Main and Solomon (1990), studies have examined caregiver behavior associated with behavior coded as disorganized/disorientated in the Strange Situation.

Key administrators said the school has implemented new reporting protocols for hate speech and aggressive behavior.

In fact, many proposed protocols for MANETs exhibit worst case behavior when an intended communication partner is currently not present.

We also propose a methodology for the analysis of the expected behavior of protocols for such networks, based on the assumption that mobile hosts (those whose motion is not guided by the protocol) conduct concurrent random walks in their motion space.