Sentence examples for and interacted in a from inspiring English sources

Tench (1994) showed that the biological treatment processes were 'complex systems' where many different kinds of microbes grew and interacted in a dynamic manner.

Fibre reinforced composite structures usually demonstrate intra- (such as fibre fracture, matrix cracking and splitting, fibre/matrix debonding) and inter-laminar (delamination) damage modes that are formed, developed and interacted in a complicated pattern internally, which becomes difficult to detect non-destructively (Diaz Valdes and Soutis 2000, 2002).

In the new world he learned English, his second literary language, that eventually opened up vistas in Boston and New York, and acquired some French as he managed in Paris and interacted in a borderless world.

The barriers originated both in and outside the respective wards and interacted in a way that made it difficult for nurses to participate, despite their generally positive attitude towards psychosocial research.

"It allows large groups of minds to get together and interact in a way they could never do before, in any other medium".

For decades, scientists have searched for a way to give machines reliable three-dimensional vision, or a way to see well enough to navigate and interact in a human world.

The following research question was investigated in the paper: What different registers of digital literacy could be identified when students and teachers communicate and interact in a VLE?

During visual perception, automatic bottom-up and controlled top-down processes occur simultaneously and interact in a complex way, making them difficult to isolate and characterize.

The extant cells are quite complex entities constituted from a myriad of different molecules that, however, have to act and interact in a concerted manner in order to assure the survival and reproduction of cells (and multicellular organisms).

Other compounds affecting enzyme activities are chelates (e.g. EDTA), which influence the activation of the enzyme by blocking a metal (usually zinc) and interacting in a central place at the active site of the enzyme.

The overall idea is to get kids reading and interacting in a way that feels natural and gives them confidence to read independently — and that all starts with a good, short story on a device they're already familiar with.