Sentence examples for states and behaviour from inspiring English sources

For detailed treatments of the properties, states, and behaviour of bulk matter, see solid, liquid, and gas as well as specific forms and types such as crystal and metal.

This, together with findings that some of the behaviours characteristic of attachment disorganisation have also been found in children with developmental disorders [ 73, 74] imply that biological factors such as the infant's capability to organise environmental stimuli, communicate and regulate internal states and behaviour may also contribute to the development of disorganised attachment.

Another area in which Putnam's contributions have had enormous impact is the philosophy of mind, where he introduced the doctrine known as functionalism (sometimes referred to as "machine functionalism"), which attempts to define mental states in terms of their functional (or causal) roles relative to other mental states and behaviours.

There will be many women (and men) whom this strikes at a less than revelatory level, not because it is common knowledge, but because it seems that every other week these days a book comes out ascribing various human states and behaviours – love/happiness/anger/addiction – to brain chemistry or neural wiring, accompanied by data from a scanner and a set of demoralised lab rats.

The power grid simulator has been specifically designed to model interactions between severe weather conditions and grid dynamic states and behaviours, such as weather-induced failures or delays in components replacements.

A central claim is that empowerment strives towards states and behaviours one would intuitively classify as "interesting" and "challenging".

This results in a state which might be described as 'arousal', in which psychological states and behaviours such as panic and rage can occur that present a final opportunity for evasive action.

The model we describe considers how the energetic gain, metabolic requirements and predation risks faced by the individuals affect measures of their energetic state and behaviour (such as the degree of behavioural synchronisation seen within the pair, and the value to an individual of knowing the energetic state of its colleague).

(2) A structural mapping between the state and behaviour spaces of a domain class.

By the age of 11, pupils will have to "design, use and evaluate computational abstractions that model the state and behaviour of real-world problems and physical systems".

Changes in mental state and behaviour have been acknowledged in Huntington's disease since the original monograph in 1872 provided evidence of disinhibition and impaired social cognition.