Sentences with phrase «what kind of behaviour»

One has to wonder what the «skeptics» say in private, what kind of behaviour they engage in?

Instead, each individual's evolved sense of empathy and concern for the group may help shape the group's consensus on what kind of behaviour is appropriate.

Then there is the second point, the question of «rationality», which I argue has been limited to merely explaining what kind of behaviour is, and should be, termed «rational».

Both teams found that each drug had its own «fingerprint» in terms of what kinds of behaviour it produced.

Not exact matches

Her way of managing it was very similar to what we know statistically about how people in her situation manage that kind of behaviour.

What kind of context can God even have for judging his own behaviour?

That kind of behaviour does not reflect what Arsenal is.

«What we have to be careful to do, in the media and in politics, is not create some kind of atmosphere of excuse for their behaviour.»

Researchers at the Universities of Lisbon (Portugal) and Uppsala (Sweden) studied the behaviour of three kinds of amphibians that inhabit the Iberian Peninsula: the European tree frog (Hyla arborea), the Mediterranean tree frog (Hyla meridionalis) and the Iberian painted frog (Discoglosus galganoi) to find out what effect heat waves can have on their diets.

Researchers already know how to manipulate all kinds of behaviour, from what we buy to how much we drink, using everything from music to smells or disembodied commands.

Yes, it's tragic to spend your time being nasty, but taken to it's natural conclusion we must also ask what terrible thing happened in her formative years to create this kind of behaviour?

What is happening today in the world is that we are demanding transparency kind of everywhere: certainly in my business, with salaries and behaviour and ethics in general.

Part of what enabled this kind of behaviour to flourish is an endemic culture of Hollywood sexism, which Ringwald exemplifies with this anecdote about an unidentified «head of a major studio» who, after she put her acting career on hold and moved to Paris, was quoted as saying «I wouldn't know [Molly Ringwald] if she sat on my face.»

That's kind of a scary thought, and maybe that is what drone Oscar Isaac's NATHAN to drink, that he couldn't balance empathy and shit - behaviour when crafting an intelligence... stray strands like this make Ex Machina an even better film than what comes out of a first brush with just «the story.»

JE: Just to pick you up on some of the terminology there, when you talk about «self - regulatory» behaviour, what kinds of things are you talking about there?

Firstly we don't have any idea what kind of people Kindle customers are or what their purchasing behaviour is.

And, there's something else I want to make a point of here, which is that alcohol is basically poison of the mind that is being sold to us all like some kind of «cool» and «fun» thing — the alcohol companies are breeding this kind of behaviour across society for the sake of an easy buck — and this is what comes of indulging such drugs.

This can be at odds with a designer's intentions, given that you may still wish to exert some control over what kind of final behaviours the AI crafts.

Will this kind of analysis lend itself to people arranging their behaviour to «beat» the system (or would that just mean behaving well, which is what the system is trying to achieve)?

What Kind of Discipline is Most Likely to Lead to Empathic Behaviour in Classrooms?