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Figure 1 Block Diagram for Conventional and Advanced Driving ECE/TRANS/WP.29/1060 page 5 Figure 2 Behavioral Model of a Driver and Level of Driver Assistance 9. (...) Hiramatsu cited three points: (1) presence (or absence) of driver operation in car driving; (2) transition of control behavior from system to human driver; and (3) driver override. 15. (...) Classifying In-Vehicle ITS technologies according to the driver′s behavior and the sequence of car crash occurrence is useful in developing common understanding of these technologies.

In order to describe the economic behavior of firms, a large set of indicators have been defined and gathered from the Frame-SBS archive. (...) In the context of this work, ROC analysis is used to discriminate firms as under- reporting or not based on the relationship between the composite indicator representing the economic behavior of productive units and the proxy representing the “suspect” of fiscal mis- behavior. (...) The ROC-Is method is based on the application of the ROC analysis to a composite indicator representing the economic behavior of firms and to a classification variable representing the “suspect” of under-reporting.

The continuity of perpetrator’s behavior must be considered in the context of intensity of maltreatment. It is not a condition that the behavior must result in any injury to the health of the maltreated person; the test rather is that the maltreated person perceives such behavior as severe wrongdoing due to its cruelty, ruthlessness or painfulness. (...) If maltreatment results in bodily injury or even death, the perpetrator’s behavior will in addition be considered as the crime of battery or, where applicable, murder.

The Special Rapporteur expresses concerns on media independence, referring to certain remarks and behaviors of Government of Japan officials and members of the Japanese ruling party. (...) [Paragraph 27] The Special Rapporteur expresses concerns on media independence, referring to certain remarks and behaviors of Government of Japan officials and members of the Japanese ruling party. (...) Their behaviors create dangerous situations that will possibly lead to traffic accidents.

RESTRICTED LC/R.1840 10 September 1998 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH ECLAC Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean THE RETIREMENT OUTLOOK FOR CHILE'S INDEPENDENTLY EMPLOYED WORKERS: A CASE STUDY OF ATTITUDES AND SAVING BEHAVIOR. This paper was prepared by Ralph Insinga. (...) A chief requisite for designing optimal reform measures is a clear understanding of the retirement saving behavior of the independent sector. In this paper, results are presented from a case study of 360 independently employed workers in Chile. (...) Also, given the fact that this group is at the threshold of the legal retirement age, their saving behavior should provide a proxy for the path to be followed by younger independently employed workers in the future.

- Some of the defense lawyers are inspected, in a manner contrary to the established procedures in the courts. This behavior would impact on the psychology of the defense and the defense has complained about that behavior more than once

Saudi Arabia today by this unprecedented massacre, committed real genocide fall under the punishment of international law and the Statute of the International Criminal Court, and at the same time this behavior reflects the challenge and contempt for the conscience of humanity and international law of human rights and the values of ethics, which has been and continues to assert that the death penalty is a murder under the umbrella of law and a kind of torture and serious harm to physical integrity and a violation of the sacred right to life. (...) Moreover, ethics do not allow those who tried the practice of States and their behavior towards the blatant violation of human rights in this Council to commit all its ugliness and arrogance in spite of Justice and right values and despite the charters and covenants, massacre of mass execution and remains away from all the accountability and have the council's membership.

Similarly, a lack of promotion of sexual health measures means that many people with risky behaviors never test themselves. Jakarta’s mandate requiring newly married couples to get HIV tests is an innovative measure of the sort that will encourage better sexual health among the public. (...) Further actions to educate the public, encourage and expand testing and reinforce PLHIV’s rights would serve to reduce AIDS deaths, reduce transmissions, increasing testing, and promote healthy behaviors among the public. Pediatric HIV in Indonesia

In many countries, communities' place a high value on women's chastity and tie the behavior of women to family "honor." Some of these communities sanction murders in which women are killed by male relatives for bringing "dishonor" upon their families. (...) The perpetrators of such crimes escape accountability in countries where such violence is treated as an accepted means of controlling women’s behavior rather than a serious crime. Women who are the victims of sexual and domestic violence may be particularly vulnerable to being targeted for “honor killings.”