Sentence examples for be easier to interact from inspiring English sources

A robot that exhibits warmth and attractiveness will be easier to interact with than one that looks cold and ugly.

He checked off the basics: "It should be easy to interact with, easy to clean, easy to refill".

With this in mind, developers will need to design content that is easier to interact with via one-handed simple gestures.

The results indicated that both of HDA and DMC had interactions with Mn OAc 2, but the energy barriers of the transition states (TS) of DMC (DMC-TS) was higher than that of HDA (HDA-TS), which meant that HDA was easier to interact with Mn OAc 2 to form new complex than DMC.

It's easier to interact with the world through a filter, in much the same way it's easier to post photographs of one's self with a filter.

Systems that are easy to interact with, such as interactive online configurators, contribute to consumers' cognitive processes.

Findings from Table 7 suggest that students agreed that they enjoyed using the haptics device for learning and the technology was easy to interact with.

I enjoyed learning physics concepts with haptic devices 4.53 0.51 Haptic devices were easy to interact with 4.50 0.51 The force feedback was easy to be interpreted 4.47 0.68 Interacting with haptic devices requires a lot of mental effort 1.90 0.55 Interpreting the force feedback requires a lot of mental effort 2.10 0.84.

Overall, reactions to the agents were almost unidimensional: students who liked the agents (overall attitude) felt that they learned from the dialogs (learning expectancy) and that the agents were easy to interact with (effort expectancy).

It may be easier to understand how to interact with people who have disabilities if you imagine having a disability yourself.

To measure IS proficiency, we used three items adapted from Kane and Borgatti [ 37]'s scale: "I find [the EHR] to be easy to use," "Interacting with [the EHR] requires a lot of my mental effort" (reverse-scored), and "I find it easy to get [the EHR] to do what I want it to do".