behave的示例

• I can't conceive how anyone could behave so cruelly.

• Small children often behave aggressively.

• I'm ashamed to be seen with you when you behave so badly!

• Let's stay calm and try to behave like responsible adults.

• I'd never behave like that in public.

• The axioms for inclusion tell us when a process behaves better than another in a 'may' perspective.

• Doing adult-defined tasks and behaving according to adult expectations was one way of fulfilling that responsibility.

• Secondly, the country rock experienced eclogitefacies conditions but behaved metastably, retaining pre-orogenic assemblages.

• Nevertheless, players behaving according to extremal equilibria engage in rounds of costly war to reach a mutually acceptable bargain that is already in plain sight.

• On an individual basis, guards behaved quite differently from each other, reflecting their own degree of identification with camp behaviour.

• Metasemantically, "law" behaves much like simple artifact terms such as "chair" and "hammer," which are not linguistically deferential.

• The analysis concludes that the market behaves ' ' semi-efficiently' ', partly but not fully taking into account abnormal assumptions.

• We saw from our plots what real estate prices were doing, that they behaved very smoothly through time, unlike stock prices.

• Unfortunately, to also behaves differently from other prepositions in a number of ways, in particular, with respect to time.

• Analysis of the type of abductions made as part of the inference process provides insight into how the system is behaving when answering questions.

• However, in response to the other two kinds of questions, these younger children behaved very differently.

• The gauge response behaves as two-polar periodical signal with gradually decreasing amplitude.

• X-ray radiography of the implosion was used to verifying that the system behaves in general as designed.

• In order to reduce the artificiality of the situation, the investigator behaved as a participant observer throughout.

• Specifically, when the various agents interact, the system behaves as a computational ecology with no single agent coordinating their actions.