-- The key drivers may be monotonic, necessitating a variable extent of
a fixed type of response; this is true for many aspects of setting design performance criteria and risk margins in engineering guidelines in the face of higher temperatures, and for standards such as concrete corrosion (e.g. [50,51]-RRB-.
Not exact matches
The example with the chickens and raccoons involved a conflict between learning and a
fixed action pattern (a
type of instinctual behavior: An ethological term for a sequence
of responses, usually but not necessarily produced by a releaser, the consistent patterning
of which can not be attributed to the operation
of an operant chain.
Presumably, in view
of the nature
of the
response, this would be a kind
of 1 / e
type time constant rather than a
fixed period but could some number be put on it, that would remain reasonably constant over the whole period, despite the change in amplitude and rate
of growth?