Sentences with phrase «beyond modeling this behavior»

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An Ideal Company Persona ™ goes beyond frimographics to model organizational behaviors.

Beyond the concept of salvation is the notion that we have an obligation to serve one another and to model Christ's behavior in serving one another.

Beyond the tension mismatched parenting expectations will cause the couple, it's also modeling unhealthy behavior for your children:

Modeling suggests that the effects of GDLs extend beyond driving - related risks to include other drinking - related behaviors that pose immediate or delayed health risks for young people.

The only way to do that, he reasoned, was to go beyond individual experiments with behaviors, diseases and brain anatomy and instead model the circuitry of the entire human brain.

Previous researchers have certainly theorized the existence of a ninth planet, sometimes known as Planet X or Planet 9, based on computer models and the observed behaviors of objects in the Kuiper Belt — a ring of rocky debris beyond the orbit of Neptune.

Johnson says that beyond the specific AWOL programs that reinforce positive behavior and allow young people to express their creativity, the Jordans also provide a model of marital stability that many of the young people don't see in their immediate families or in their neighborhoods.

Nobody expected that this model could predict the behavior of a real thunderstorm — for one thing, it would be impossible to gather the data necessary to initialize it; for another, if thunderstorm behavior is chaotic, then no amount of data would be enough to allow prediction beyond a short time horizon.

While many more model simulations were conducted in support of the IPCC AR5 (Collins et al., 2012) under a wide range of forcing scenarios, projections of the behavior of the AMOC over the 21st century and beyond have changed little from what was reported in the IPCC AR4 (Meehl et al., 2007b).

The resolution of the models is far too course (the «grid size» is too large) to actually model could behavior directly, and even if that were possible, the computing resources would be astronopmical... far beyond the range of any existing (or near future) computer).

This new model is in direct opposition to traditional parenting and societal behavior modification programming, which he considers as beyond consequences, logic and control.

The point of the book is that if you can communicate with your child, give them autonomy in their life (as their development naturally allows), and model good behavior, that when they are beyond your parenting reach (i.e. you can't control your teenager!)