Sentence examples for urban behavior from inspiring English sources

It disproved some of the most worn-out cliches about the city, while offering students of urban behavior some tantalizing glimpses of a better future.

Taking different elements from Balanchine ballet, from the modern dance of Martha Graham and others, and from ordinary modern urban behavior, its melting-pot lack of prejudice about what is proper to choreography is marvelous.

The ballerina role, with which Ms. Tharp suggests the pursuit of perfection, is lyrically danced by Mary Ellen Beaudreau, and the other dancers convey the cumulative thrill of stylistic fusion as ballet and popular dance and urban behavior all start to mesh into a utopian whole.

A Smart City is a cyber physical system improving urban behavior and capabilities by providing ICT-based functionalities.

Based on the analysis of its climatological conditions, different "comfort indices" are used to study several characteristic districts of the city of Valencia which globally define the urban behavior of this city.

In November 2009, Bieber collaborated with clothing retailer Urban Behavior to host the Urban Behavior Tour.

The simulation results revealed that socially-inspired information eco-systems have potential of influencing the urban mobility behavior due to the high quality of dispersed information (e.g. city's regional densities) in socially-inspired interaction.

These results underline the positive impact of greening and cooling materials on the urban thermal behaviors, in the current and future climatic scenario.

In recent years, the design and deployment of persuasive interventions for inducing sustainable urban mobility behaviors has become a very active research field, leveraging on the pervasive usage of social media and mobile apps by citizens in their daily life.

"What could you be thinking?" But that doesn't mean that some examples of contemporary urban pet-owner behavior won't cause him to raise an eyebrow.

But the prominence of Mr. De Niro's image does hint at the film's lineage, which stretches back through Martin Scorsese's "Mean Streets" to such Italian neo-realist symphonies of urban male group behavior as Luchino Visconti's "Rocco and His Brothers" and Federico Fellini's "I Vitelloni".