Sentence examples for would behave differently from inspiring English sources

Thus, the poorly constructed portion of the bridge would behave differently at different vehicular speeds, reflecting nonhomogeneity along the bridge span.

The most important thing to remember is that voters would behave differently under a different system, so you cannot assume that the votes cast last week would represent people's first preferences if the rules were changed.

Considering that the motion of molecules under diffusion and convection is related to the hydrodynamic diameter of a molecule, different species in a solution, with different sizes, would behave differently upon the application of the same stimulus.

It would be easier to move along the spine than to move perpendicular to it; the forces you would experience in those two different directions would behave differently.

"The assumption was always that people of different personalities would behave differently," she told me.

Considering that the Brownian coefficient of diffusion is inversely related to the hydrodynamic diameter of a diffusing molecule, different species in a solution, with different sizes and thus mobilities, would behave differently upon the application of the same stimulus, and this is the case of the species considered here for the analysis.

If the banks knew this stuff was going to be made public they'd behave differently.

Like going to a masquerade party dressed as a pirate or a rabbit, people would treat you differently and you'd behave differently.

While in some ways the plan would create two monopolies in place of one, the premise is that their incentives would differ and that they would therefore behave differently.

Legally redesigned not to seek profit as their basic motive, public interest oil companies would also behave differently: they'd improve employment standards; reduce and eventually halt new exploration and production; and stop enlisting police to criminalize Indigenous peoples and those standing in the way of unwanted projects and pipelines.

They did this to prevent any individual member from creating a non-compatible or inconsistent version that would either behave differently than expected or would not be portable from one version to another.