Sentences with phrase «actually behaved»

This approach provided an objective picture of how the couple actually behaved compared to participants» perceptions of responsiveness in the interaction.

Rather than ask participants if they pay attention to alternatives, researchers gave participants a task to see how they actually behaved.

The court will always consider the true nature of the relationship to determine how the parties actually behaved.

If you would like a tough minded analysis of how cat claims and extreme events have actually behaved over historically interesting lengths of time, visit Pileke, Jr.'s blogsite for some good examples.

Chris Marone, an earthquake physicist at Pennsylvania State University, University Park, is skeptical that the rupture actually behaved this way.

I've been using Drupal as a CMS, and it's actually behaved in a much more civilized manner than some of its open - source colleagues have in the past (I've also built sites in WordPress and Joomla recently).

A few days ago, I would have said that Cesc has actually behaved honourably.

If done poorly, it would be, but it could also be removing anyone who actually behaved badly and keeping those who did nothing wrong.

I was amazed; it actually behaved better than some conventional frostings I made in years past!

For many whites, the situation became a Catch - 22: they continued to hope for the spirit of racial reconciliation that had characterized the civil rights movement, but regarded blacks who actually behaved in conciliatory ways as untrue to the historic situation and destiny of their people.

If there's even a whiff of inconsistency between what you told them and how you actually behave, they will go back to assuming they need to follow your technology schedule.

One way that some players are competing with corporates is that they're actually behaving like a corporate.

The British Columbia government's main concern is a lack of information about how diluted bitumen from the pipeline expansion actually behaves if it spills in a marine environment and how, or if, it can be cleaned up.

Psychologists call these folks «communal narcissists,» and according to studies conducted by Peterson and Wakerman they can actually behave in extravagantly selfless ways.

The grimmest detail is that notwithstanding this dim view, Research House concludes that Canadians» plans are consistently optimistic when stacked against how they actually behave, and what actually happens.

Done right, culture should serve as a promise to your employees and your customers on how you approach your business and go beyond telling a great story to helping inform how employees actually behave on a daily basis.

Going well beyond a static profile, buyer personas can reveal much about how buyers are actually behaving in the various stages as well as indicate what specific goals they are attempting to accomplish in each stage.

I wonder if the people who are so focused on pointing the finger at Obama actually behave like true Christians?

But, if a real morality involves self - determination, the individual is actually behaving less morally rather than more so.

In all these cases «law» means the specific ways in which things do actually behave.

But no, he actually behaves like a mere mortal...»Cause it's just a story made up by goat herders and believed by idiots!

The life and ministry of Jesus shows us how we humans are to behave, while the crucifixion shows how we actually behave.

Sociologists also deal with such topics as the components of culture, i.e., beliefs, values, language, and norms; cultural dynamics; cultural integration; cultural change; ideal culture, what people profess to follow, and real culture, how people actually behave in relation to these claims; ethnocentrism, the proclivity to see one's culture as the best and consequently all others as inferior; and cultural relativity.

Judge Wilken questioned this conclusion, noting that the survey «reflects consumers» stated preferences rather than how consumers would actually behave if the NCAA's restrictions on student - athlete compensation were modified or lifted.»

It's getting harder and harder to parody natural childbirth and homebirth advocates because there is virtually nothing I can write that is more absurd than how they actually behave.

Fitzgerald Public School administrators say the new guidelines represent a maddening overreach by distant federal officials with little or no understanding of how kids actually behave.

Driver distraction and how kids actually behave in cars was presented by Isabella and Sjaan.

A: Of course, and they actually behave much more relaxed than when mommy is there.

Yet some Tories have an apparently limitless capacity to detach this objective from the way they actually behave.

«The reason the technique works really well is because it's directly related to how neurons are actually behaving.»

But more recent observations made with the Atacama Large Millimeter Array in Chile show that the dark matter was actually behaving exactly as expected.

«The idea to try and make a Ps BEC, and from this an annihilation laser, has been around for a long time, but nobody has really thought about the details of how a dense Ps BEC would actually behave, until now.

These tests, supposedly measuring many facets of the person, have never been properly validated against the way people actually behave.

Classical economics, it turns out, is a pretty terrible predictor of how we actually behave.

In the face of dangers like these, there is a constant drive to keep improving the capabilities of vehicle armor, personal armor and protective footwear, and this can be aided by a clearer understanding about how explosions actually behave.

One of these non-intuitive behaviors is that subatomic particles actually behave more like waves than like discrete particles — a phenomenon called wave - particle duality.

By the way, despite how calm and cool I try to look in my photos, this is how I actually behave the other 99 % of the time in my normal life.

Adaptive algorithms are a powerful tool because what people say they want and how they actually behave are different things.

It's wholly true to how children actually behave (there's no unrealistic hyper - verbalism played for the sake of laughter, with the exception of Moonee swearing much more than you'd expect a six - year - old to swear).

In a brief mention of the work in a recent piece on the World Bank's new behavioral approaches to global development, The Economist took note of how such small policy tweaks — rooted in observation of how people actually behave, rather than in an expectation that they'll behave rationally — may change the way development policy is implemented and assessed.

While there have been a handful of exceptions, the unions» general aversion to actually behaving - and encouraging their members to behave - like professionals is squarely at odds with the professionalism agenda itself.

This is unusual, most sup» ts don't actually behave like their s ** t doesn't» stink.

But if your learners don't take responsibility to change how they actually behave back on the job, have you really helped?

(Or, alternatively, black students may actually behave differently in the classrooms of same - race teachers.)

Indeed, impressive evidence suggests that individual leaders actually behave quite differently (and productively) depending on the circumstances they are facing and the people with whom they are working.

Yet for too many families, the report cards will offer little more than confusion — about how their child is actually behaving, what he or she has actually learned, and whether any meaningful progress has actually been made.

Nissan's turbo 1.6 actually behaves (and sounds) like the zingy little naturally aspirated fours of yore, and it's connected to a lovely six - speed stick that never misses a shift.

A new study for the Investor Education Fund (IEF) suggests there's a disconnect between how Canadians view their own risk tolerance and how they actually behave.

Behavioural insights recognize how people actually behave versus traditional economic and market theory of people as rational actors.

Some companion animals actually behave better for a veterinarian when their caretaker is not present.