Examples of using Normal behaviour in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Totally normal behaviour.
That would certainly be the normal behaviour!
Not normal behaviour, I think.
That was the normal behaviour.
(1) If pigs are kept together,measures must be taken to prevent fighting which goes beyond normal behaviour.
Totally not normal behaviour.
This statistical analysis works fine as long as cFosSpeed can be sure thatchanges in measured ping times reflect the normal behaviour of the medium.
What is consider a normal behaviour in one society may look abnormal in others.
This is not an error but normal behaviour.
Freedom to express normal behaviour- adequate space and facilities, company of the animal's own kind.
Freedom to exhibit normal behaviour.
Because normal behaviours vary from one childhood stage to another, it can be difficult to tell whether a child is going through a temporary“phase” or has depression.
Freedom to express normal behaviour.
Anxieties, a supposedly normal behaviour that will actually help a person adjust more to a certain stressful activity like first date jitters or a gruelling exam the following day.
Freedom to express normal behaviours.
There will also be a significant behavioural perspective; when smoking is banned from these vehicles children who are travelling with smokers will notcome to associate the habit of smoking as a perceived normal behaviour.
Unlike some who believe that war is part of the normal behaviour of nations, he clearly treated war as an affliction from which the human race was suffering.
Negative symptoms(absence of normal behaviours).
Using the original Chicago School premise thatsubcultures provide the key to an understanding of deviance as normal behaviour in the face of particular social circumstances, Resistance Through Rituals(1976), the centrepiece of the CCCS research, re-worked this idea as a way of accounting for the style-centred youth cultures of post-war Britain.
Negative symptoms in schizophrenia refer to the absence of normal behaviours such as.
Whereas toys constitute products aimed at a particularly vulnerable category of consumerswho, given the normal behaviour of children, do not display the'average caution' shown by adult consumers;
Toys may be placed on the market only if they do not jeopardize the safety and/or health of users or third parties when they are used as intended or in a foreseeable way,bearing in mind the normal behaviour of children.
Any theory of consciousness has to be able to explain why a person like that, who's missing 90 percent of his neurons,still exhibits normal behaviour,” explains Axel Cleeremans, a cognitive psychologist from the Université Libre de Bruxelles in Belgium.
(1) Article 2 of Directive 88/378/EEC states that toys may be placed on the market only if they do not jeopardise the safety and/or health ofusers or third parties when they are used in a foreseeable way, bearing in mind the normal behaviour of children.
(7) The reason for the exclusion was that Clause 4.20(d) of standard EN 71-1: 1998, could not ensure the safety of toys when used in a foreseeable way,bearing in mind the normal behaviour of children, as was required by Article 2 of Directive 88/378/EEC.
Article 2 of Directive 88/378/EEC provides that toys must be placed on the market only if they do not jeopardise the safety and/or health of users or third parties when they are used as intended or in a foreseeable way,bearing in mind the normal behaviour of children.
Whereas toys placed on the market should not jeopardize the safety and/or health either of users or of third parties; whereas the standard of safety of toys should be determined in relation to the criterion of the use of the product as intended, but allowance should also be made for any foreseeable use,bearing in mind the normal behaviour of children who do not generally show the same degree of care as the average adult user;