Sentence examples for which behaving from inspiring English sources

In this sense, our task resembles an experimental version of the sort of everyday situation we began our introduction with (the alarm clock example), in which behaving adaptively involves making a different choice when faced with the same decision again.

Commodities behave like bonds, which behave like equities.

It ends an NHS whose size compares to Russia's Red Army, and which behaves like it.

It is Labour which behaves like a Nasty Party - or did under Brown, right at the top.

The result is a substance that is no longer DNA, but which behaves somewhat like it.

Trans-fatty acids, which behave more like saturated fatty acids, may also have undesirable health consequences.

It was already being shadowed by several Chinese navy warships, which behaved professionally and kept a safe distance, Defense News reported.

It is worth noting that the art market is really a set of loosely related mini-markets, all of which behave very differently.

Fired by the notion that the best ideas happen when you stop brainstorming, a conference was set up which behaved like a show.

It is a public body, paid for by a direct tax, which behaves, in aspects of its business, like a commercial organisation.

Based in a township of Port Elizabeth, one of the poorest areas in the country, it is a charity which behaves more like a business.