This instrument comprises 11 separate dimensions representing behaviour-related health risks or resources (see Table 1).
Past research usually oversimplified surface structure as an equivalent elastic beam, which is unable to represent behaviour of a framed building realistically due to frame action.
Data were selected for three distinct epochs (minutes 2 4; minutes 15 17; and minutes 27 29) for analysis to represent behaviour over the full 30-minute test interval.
These individuals explore theresources, seek opportunities in the market and create new niches which requireexperimentation and discovery (Lumpkin and Dess, 2001).As stated above, proactiveness represents behaviours in anticipation of future problems, needs, and changes.
However, the tags using slow sampling rates are unlikely to correctly represent behaviours that occur on relatively short time scales.
Although pathological levels of inattention, hyperactivity or impulsivity have not been established in dogs, these scales may be useful for examining genetic contributions to variability of the represented behaviours in dogs.
We investigate the impact of the microscale parameters (representing individual behaviour) on the behaviour of the bands.
We conclude that the behavioural changes we observe during EEEs lasting ≥2 s are not due to random association with normal behaviour but represent ictal behaviour that defines the behavioural phenotype of the post-traumatic epileptic syndrome after rpFPI.
"My interest is in being thorough about representing human behaviour and emotion.
"The question is whether you think theatre is performing and speaking words, or whether you think it's representing human behaviour," she says.
The residual demand curve (RDC), a well-known approach to representing competitor behaviour, enables generators to formulate effective oligopolistic strategies.
