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1 spontaneous behavior
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > spontaneous behavior
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2 spontaneous behavior
1) Биология: спонтанное поведение2) Психология: непосредственное поведение -
3 spontaneous behavior
English-russian biological dictionary > spontaneous behavior
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4 spontaneous behavior
спонтанное поведение, непосредственное поведениеАнгло-русский словарь по психоаналитике > spontaneous behavior
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5 behavior
1) этол. поведение2) биохим. свойство•- adjustive behavior
- affective behavior
- affiliative behavior
- aggregating behavior
- aggregative behavior
- aggressive behavior
- agonistic behavior
- aid-giving behavior
- allelomimetic behavior
- ambivalent behavior
- aposematic behavior
- appeasement behavior
- appetitive behavior
- attachment behavior
- auditory monitoring behavior
- avoidance behavior
- avoidant behavior
- ballooning behavior
- begging behavior
- caregiving behavior
- chain behavior
- choice behavior
- choice-point behavior
- complex behaviors
- compromise behavior
- conceptual behavior
- conformation behavior
- consort behavior
- consummatory behavior
- cooperative behavior
- courtship behavior
- cryptic behavior
- defensive behavior
- demonstrative behavior
- directive behavior
- displacement behavior
- display behavior
- dynamic behavior
- eating behavior
- escape behavior
- exploratory behavior
- expressive behavior
- fascination behavior
- feeding behavior
- fixated behavior
- foraging behavior
- freezing behavior
- goal-seeking behavior
- greeting behavior
- gregarious behavior
- grooming behavior
- helping behavior
- hiding behavior
- huddling behavior
- imitative behavior
- innate behavior
- instinctive behavior
- investigative behavior
- juvenile behavior
- learned behavior
- lekking behavior
- manipulative behavior
- marking behavior
- maternal behavior
- mating behavior
- maze behavior
- migratory behavior
- molar behavior
- molecular behavior
- morphogenetic behavior
- nesting behavior
- open field behavior
- operant behavior
- parental behavior
- play behavior
- postcopulatory behavior
- precopulatory behavior
- prey-catching behavior
- purposeful behavior
- reproductive behavior
- ritualistic behavior
- ritualized behavior
- rutting behavior
- searching behavior
- sexual behavior
- social behavior
- species specific behavior
- spontaneous behavior
- stereotyped behavior
- submissive behavior
- superstitious behavior
- team behavior
- territorial behavior
- transposition behavior
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6 behavior
1. поведение; режим2. поведение; линия поведения; характер изменения3. поведение; работаСинонимический ряд:1. conduct (noun) actions; bearing; carriage; comportment; conduct; course of action; demeanor; deportment; manner; manners; poise; tenue2. function (noun) adaptation; adjustment; function; functioning; operation; performance; reaction; response -
7 behavior
поведение; режимThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > behavior
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8 long-time behavior
продолжительный режим; поведение в течение продолжительного периодаEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > long-time behavior
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9 natural propensities
соц., псих. естественные склонности (потребность человека в осуществлении каких-л. действий, обусловдленная его природой)The fundamental function of law is to curb certain natural propensities, to hem in and control human instincts and to impose a non-spontaneous, compulsory behavior. — Фундаментальная задача права — сдерживать определенные естественные склонности, ограничивать и контролировать человеческие инстинкты и устанавливать принудительный обязательный способ поведения.
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10 mode
1) способ; метод; принцип ( работы)3) состояние4) вид, класс5) стат. мода, наиболее вероятное значение•- access mode
- addressable mode of memory operation
- addressing mode
- alternate mode
- anticipation mode
- append mode
- attraction mode
- autodecrement mode
- autoecho mode
- autoincrement mode
- background mode
- back-to-back mode
- basic control mode
- batch mode
- batch-job mode
- biased coincident-current mode of operation
- binary mode
- bistable mode
- bit-image mode
- block mode
- block-multiplex mode
- boxed mode
- broadcast mode
- burst mode
- bypass mode
- byte mode
- byte-interleave mode
- byte-multiplex mode - capitals mode
- card mode
- CAS-before-RAS mode
- character mode
- circle-dot mode
- column binary mode
- command mode
- communication mode
- compatibility mode
- compute mode
- conceal mode
- concurrency mode
- concurrent mode
- connection mode
- connectionless mode
- console mode
- contention mode
- continuous-roll mode
- control mode
- convergent mode
- conversational mode
- cut-sheet mode
- cycle-lock mode
- cycle-steal mode
- dash-dot mode
- data-in mode
- data-pipeline mode
- defocus-focus mode
- destructive mode of operation
- dialog mode
- diffuse mode
- direct location mode
- disconnect mode
- displacement deferred mode
- display mode
- dot-dash mode
- dual-processor mode
- dumb-terminal mode
- edit mode
- exclusive usage mode
- executive guard mode
- extended text mode
- failure mode
- fallback mode
- file access mode
- file mode
- fixed-space character mode
- floating control mode
- fly-by mode
- fly-through mode
- focus-defocus mode
- foreground mode
- forms mode
- free running mode
- freeze mode
- full-screen mode
- go-ahead mode
- graphic mode
- graphics mode
- help mode
- hold mode
- idle mode
- inactivity mode
- increment mode
- initial condition mode
- input mode
- insert mode
- instruction burst mode
- interactive mode
- interactive query mode
- interleaved mode
- interpretive mode
- interrupt mode
- inverse video mode
- keyboard mode
- landscape mode
- learn mode
- left-entry mode
- lettergram mode
- line mode
- literal addressing mode
- load mode
- local mode
- locate mode
- location mode
- lock mode
- long modes
- man-machine mode
- manual mode
- mapping mode
- master mode
- master-slave mode
- memory-address mode
- mode of behavior
- mode of operation
- mode of priority
- monostable mode of operation
- move mode
- multijob mode
- multiplex mode
- multisystem mode
- multitask mode
- native mode
- nibble mode
- noisy mode
- nondestructive reading mode
- nonslotted mode
- nontransparent mode
- no-operation mode
- off mode
- off-line mode
- on-line mode
- on-link mode
- open-loop mode
- operating mode
- operative mode
- opposed mode
- output mode
- overview mode
- page mode
- panel mode
- parallel mode
- parallel-serial mode
- parameter mode
- partitioned mode
- pass-through mode
- pick-function mode
- pipeline mode
- playback mode
- point mode
- point-plotting mode
- portrait mode
- power-saving mode
- preaddressed mode
- preset mode
- privileged mode
- problem mode
- property-sheet mode
- protected mode
- protected usage mode
- pulse mode
- query mode
- question-answer mode
- quick-tear mode
- read-in mode
- read-mostly mode
- ready mode
- real mode
- real-time operation mode
- record mode
- reference-off mode
- register mode
- related modes
- repetitive mode
- replace mode
- reset mode
- revise mode
- right-entry mode
- ripple mode
- rotating fill-display mode
- safe mode
- saturated-off mode
- scan mode
- scanned sensor mode
- scheduled mode
- seek mode
- selector mode
- self-scanning mode
- serial mode
- short offset mode
- short-vector mode
- simplex mode
- single-octet mode
- single-step mode
- slave mode
- sleep mode
- slotted mode
- spontaneous mode
- standby mode
- start-stop mode
- static-column mode
- store-and-forward mode
- stream mode
- streaming mode
- subscription mode
- suspend mode
- system production mode
- system test mode
- test mode
- text mode
- timeout mode
- total-failure mode
- tracking-cross mode
- training mode
- transparent mode
- trapping mode
- typeover mode
- type-through mode
- under the cursor mode
- united modes
- unoperable mode
- usage mode
- user-operating mode
- vector mode
- vector-continue mode
- verification mode
- virtual mode
- waiting mode
- wake-up modeEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > mode
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