Rather, media is part of a larger field of interactions, and is systematically shaped by and shapes our ongoing interactions.
It would open up a brand new field of interactions for your phone with new hovering gestures.
This possibility opened a new field of interaction between biology and the social sciences, because factors in the human environment, from exposure to toxic compounds, via nutrition to education, can have epigenetic effects that span several generations.
Sapolsky sees human biology not as determinative but as a field of "potentials, vulnerabilities, predispositions, proclivities, interactions".
An army of kids in tow, we go deep inside the Obliteration Room full of colorful stickers, introduce the youths to Kusama's bold brushstrokes, and witness their interactions in a field of giant pumpkins.
Mr. Moggridge, who died on Saturday at 69, was not only the designer of that first laptop; he is also widely viewed as a father of the field of interaction design, a discipline that focuses on improving the human experience of digital products.
"We stand at the dawn of a huge shift in the field of interaction design," says Patten, "one where the dynamism of the digital world is embodied in the physical, where our everyday objects have even richer interactivity than today's smartphones, and where the built environment and interactive media become one and the same".
It's great for folks who can't see well – the icons can be as big as needed – and it's also a nice way to expand the field of interaction without making the screen bigger.
Although the interaction between business and public agencies, most notably the state, involves rich dynamics, the field of interaction has lacked scholarly attention.
The wave equation railway tracks suggest that the deformation and the permanent way and the mound itself is the field of interaction of bodies takes place in view of the spread of a finite speed of the wave surfaces.
