Sentence examples for time behaved from inspiring English sources

Bonds formed at higher temperatures and longer bonding time behaved more brittle and had higher strength.

The modern women of that time behaved like men – in their sexuality, in the decisions they made.

(It should be said that Ronald Reagan, as leader of the actors' union at the time, behaved far more scrupulously than Kennedy did).

He views himself as a "product of western civilisation, which invented extraordinarily beautiful things, and at the same time behaved terribly.

Other models, including higher number of age classes (results not shown) or different combinations of age and time, behaved worse (Table 1).

In classical music, time behaves like a Slinky, stretching and compressing without ever losing its shape.

Her appeal has to do not with her diva qualities but with her ability to be a parody of a diva — to be as grand as Norma Shearer in "Idiot's Delight" while at the same time behaving like an idiot.

The great 12th Jewish scholar, Maimonides, said that one can never tell truly tell if a person has repented – including oneself – until they are in a similar situation again, but this time behave differently.

Despite these discoveries, we still do not understand conditions at the beginning of the Universe, how space and time behave at the edge of a black hole, or why distant galaxies are accelerating away from us.

If, for example, an animal that has been deprived of food for a long time behaves in one way toward food-related stimuli, but some hours later, after having been given ample opportunity to eat, it behaves differently toward those stimuli, the obvious interpretation is a motivational one.

I find that time behaves very differently when I spend several hours roaming through the light-filled interior realm.