Sentence examples for activities interface with from inspiring English sources

A grounded theory approach was used over a three-year investigation period (i) to highlight how agro-pastoral activities interface with environmental variability, and (ii) to analyze the formal and informal institutions that support these activities.

The hardware consists of a modular wireless biosignal acquisition system that can be used to support classroom activities, interface with other devices, or perform rapid prototyping of end-user applications.

Both cultivation and pastoral activities tend to interface with ecological dynamics and to mimic nature, resulting in a human-modified parkland that could be considered as a 'green agroecosystem'.

The higher porosity and surface roughness of the PEDOT matrix, with reference to those of other polymers are understood to be the reason for PEDOT to possess higher electrocatalytic activity at its interface with electrolyte.

It is either directly or indirectly involved with each aspect of NIF work activity, and interfaces with ten external systems including the Integrated Computer Control System (ICCS) and the Laser Performance Operations Model (LPOM).

Mutations that influence pol β structure or activity but leave the interface with XRCC1 unperturbed can interfere with the normal function of the repair complex.

The studied groups are part of a community-based conservation programme but live at the interface with human activities.

Fig. 2 Schematic geometry of the simulations for the liver-lung interface with uniform activity in the slab representing either the liver (a) or lung (b).

The first stage is characterized by microbial activity unlimited by oil-water interface with higher biodegradation rates than that of the dissolved oil.

The adsorption of phospholipids on the external surface of the clinoptilolite crystals produce a phospholipids zeolite interface with anionic activity that allows the adsorption of bile acids.

"Our goal is to change the relationship between humans and computers," says Akinori. "Our enemy is the screen user interface and we want to change that to a more perceptual user interface, with natural human activities and movements".