Word: behaviorally
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Nikita's conduct at the meeting, Ike was stern. Said he: "Mr. Khrushchev was left in no doubt by me that his ultimatum would never be acceptable to the U.S. Mr. Khrushchev brushed aside all arguments of reason . . . The only conclusion that can be drawn from his behavior this morning was that he came all the way from Moscow to Paris with the sole intention of sabotaging this meeting, on which so much of the hopes of the world have rested...
...named Aly's Harvard-educated son Karim, 23, as head of the Ismaili sect. Close friends say that Aly was crushed at being passed over, that it was "the worst blow he had received since his mother died." It seemed to effect a change in Aly's behavior: he soon appeared at the United Nations as the Ambassador of Pakistan, where thousands of Ismailis live. Canada's U.N. Ambassador...
Virologists have known for years that judicious chemical treatment will make viruses mutate and change their behavior...
...tobacco plants a good supply of mutated virus, they analyzed its protein and found that it was not quite the same as the protein of normal virus. And in the specialized world of biochemistry this was exciting news. Other chemically induced mutations have shown themselves as changes of behavior, which cannot be described chemically. Now the effect of the change in the virus's RNA can be seen as a definite chemical change in its protein...
...Cornell team tried to assemble the most homogeneous group they could find, settled on 139 men, aged 22-32, who held low-rung executive jobs in a big corporation. Their type of work, income ($6,000-$10,000) and behavior patterns were much the same. They differed only in education: 55 were college graduates, 84 were high school only...