Sentence examples for rise behaviour from inspiring English sources

After determining the capillary absorption coefficient and the capillary rise behaviour of the stone cubes, we sampled material by PPP and by drilling.

To form the basis for the following approaches, the water (EN 1925) and salt solution absorption coefficient by capillarity [kg m−2 s−0.5] and the capillary rise behaviour of the limestone samples were analysed.

Shell justified themselves on the basis that energy demand is going to keep rising (behaviour) and implicitly on fossil fuels not becoming stigmatised due to the growth of divestment strategies (culture).

The scoring system for rising behaviour was identical to that used by animal husbandry staff.

Weekly camera observations were conducted from 10.5 mpi to assess the cattle's rising behaviour and general activity.

Rising behaviour was later also specifically assessed by animal husbandry staff when the first difficulty in getting up was noticed.

[ 27] showed that bulls kept on a slatted floor more often showed an abnormal rising behaviour compared with bulls in litter pens.

This was extended to include assessment of the rising behaviour of all housed cattle from 17 mpi when difficulty in getting up was first noticed.

Difficulty in rising was not always consistently displayed after it was first observed; there could be a period of up to five weeks of normal rising behaviour when weekly camera observations were analysed, although it became more regular when cattle displayed score 2 (obvious difficulty in getting up).

The methodology used to assess animal welfare within the study herds has previously been described [ 7], but briefly nine animal-based welfare measurements were assessed on farm during two farm visits; cleanliness and body condition in calves, cows and young stock, in combination with lameness, injuries/inflammations, and rising behaviour which were recorded only for cows.

The experimental method in psychology attempts to account for the activities of animals (including humans) and the functional organization of mental processes by manipulating variables that may give rise to behaviour; it is primarily concerned with discovering laws that describe manipulable relationships.