Left to their own devices, the photons take on a wave behavior, spreading through both slits and interfering with themselves to create a rippled pattern of light and dark on a more distant screen.
Thus, taking on a risky behavior seems less risky.
When the threshold, θ changes slower than the weights, w, the dynamics of the BCM neuron take on a different kind of behavior.
All of a sudden, your man may be taking on the behavior of an impulsive, immature teenager.
It is possible that this increase in social support from the experts was not related to exercise behavior, with other factors taking on a greater precedence.
Recently the WHO declared our entry into the post-pandemic period and expected the H1N1 pandemic virus to take on the behavior of a seasonal influenza virus, which may continue to circulate for some years to come[4].
Experience from past pandemics suggested that the pandemic virus would gradually take on the behavior of a seasonal influenza virus and circulate for several years.
But three New York consultants who specialize in corporate marketing, taking on tasks like predicting the behavior of shoppers in supermarkets, have been experimenting with a different approach.
While other genes have been found in various species from worms to voles that govern various kinds of behavior, like mating and aggression, Dr. Hoekstra and her colleagues took on an unusually complicated behavior with an approach that involved nearly a decade of work on ecology and evolutionary biology as well as genetics.
"But here, the enemies have full search patterns, they take on flanking behavior, all the good stuff that you might see in a quality military shooter".
While Big Boi and Dre have two very different takes on gangsta behavior, OutKast still trots out gangsta-rap stereotypes of women as gold-diggers, nymphomaniacs and whores.
