The street photography that you saw was a sort of immediate interaction, and then we would go on our separate ways.
As a touch screen with simple and immediate interaction, a smart phone or tablet is ideal for choosing and accessing a show.
As a result, the details of a given pathway have traditionally been known only to a few experts in the field whose research is often focused on a single protein and its immediate interaction partners.
These methods annotate a protein based on the functions of its immediate interaction partners or corresponding modules (Bader and Hogue, 2003; Letovsky and Kasif, 2003; Rost et al., 2003; Schwikowski et al., 2000; Segal et al., 2003b; Sharan et al., 2007).
Immediate interaction is one structural element that defines Twitter as a medium and as a tool, but this does not erase the external demands that define our circumstances as human individuals working behind a computer or mobile device in real time and place.
Olson has long been obsessed with how we interact with our personal devices and become addicted to the technology and immediate interaction they provide us with.
Unlike written texts or manuscripts, the written text of the internet enables immediate interaction, similarly to speech.
At Stanford, they studied a theory called "embodied cognition", which is essentially the belief that the mind and body interact on the fly as a single entity, and movement is based not on internal reactions, but the immediate interaction with physical environment.
The ubiquitous disconnect between the education departments and the rest of the academic fields at U.S. colleges and universities is concerning, and it requires immediate interaction between the educators and the general faculty (see Paz-y-Miño-C and Espinosa 2011a).
In bacteria, finely tuned gene expression is the main recourse for immediate interaction with the environment, and should be selected to proceed in a rapid, precise and cost-efficient manner.
