Sentence examples for asymmetrical interaction from inspiring English sources

It's likely the next generation of games will explore the idea of asymmetrical interaction further, allowing players to find their own specialist roles within virtual worlds, based on their skills and preferences.

The asymmetrical interaction sensitivity index can measure how one input variable influences the effect of another input variable on the failure of structure.

We then discuss the asymmetrical interaction of armor piercing (AP) projectiles, long rods and shaped charge jets with inclined plates (stationary and moving).

We simulated the behavior of these webs and calculated their persistence, according to four models: (1) with symmetrical interaction coefficients between species; (2) with asymmetrical interaction coefficients and lower death rates for predators; and (3) with absolutely and (4) relatively perturbed, formerly persistent parameter sets of the asymmetrical model.

This explains the asymmetrical interaction [49] between vole and kestrel densities.

Asymmetrical interaction between the 2-ME moieties at the dimer interface appears to stabilize 2-ME-SOD1.

Based on these results, we conclude that (1) reliable network flows can contribute to persistence only if switching is possible; (2) asymmetrical interactions increase persistence, independently of the switching effect but it indicates persistence in Holling II model; (3) switching makes the relationship much more predictable between structure and dynamics.

In the simplest case, these boundaries are provided by the ends of the chain of oscillators: the synchronized groups localize in frequency owing to the asymmetrical interactions of the first and last oscillators.

Nestedness is a pattern composed of asymmetrical interactions between generalists and specialists and symmetrical interactions among generalists.

Directed networks, which contain information on asymmetrical interactions among host individuals, are of particular interest in the study of parasite transmission through asynchronous use of refuges.

The community structures with asymmetrical interactions (commensalism, ammensalism, and parasitism) have uneven relative abundance, with the species having a growth advantage dominating the population; those from symmetrical interactions (control, mutualism, and competition) have an even species abundance on average, consistent with our qualitative findings above.