Sentence examples for suitable behaviour from inspiring English sources

Feedstock with 58 vol.% solid loading exhibited the most suitable behaviour for ceramic injection molding and was chosen to perform the complete process.

Then, to compel the population to follow the authorities' recommendations and to adopt the suitable behaviour in case of a disaster, the information needs to be targeted, in order to take into account (a) the individuals' representation of the risk they incur and (b) the level of legitimacy received from the authorities in charge of risk management.

For a given liquid and in the same experimental conditions, the results indicate that varying in a controlled way the product microstructure (i.e. decreasing the pore size, increasing the pore tortuosity and/or controlling the amorphous/new formed phases ratio) should allow to design materials having a most suitable behaviour.

Being cold-blooded, frogs have to adopt suitable behaviour patterns to regulate their temperature.

To identify a suitable behaviour for use as an outcome measure, the CMAI was completed at baseline by nursing staff who rated physically agitated behaviours (e.g. pacing) on a seven-point scale ranging from "occurs never" to "occurs several times an hour" in the previous fortnight.

Then there are the parties thrown by our clients, to which I occasionally get invited, unless they are particularly important clients who might be upset by my own particular interpretation of suitable party behaviour.

Bat boxes with a suitable thermal behaviour can provide alternative roosts.

Shear panels, which act as damping and stiffening devices, are schematised as equivalent bracing elements having a suitable hysteretic behaviour.

The volume fraction of the filler particles in the liquid resin is optimized to increase the polymerization depth while preserving suitable rheological behaviour.

The coated substrates showed suitable adhesion behaviour and SBF tests demonstrated that degradation speed of the substrate is reduced by the deposition of the coatings.

Most methods of crypsis therefore also require suitable cryptic behaviour, such as lying down and keeping still to avoid being detected, or in the case of stalking predators such as the tiger, moving with extreme stealth, both slowly and quietly, watching its prey for any sign they are aware of its presence.