We argue that, unlike cut-throat competition, friendly competition makes collective learning possible as a social process: when knowledge is built in interactions that are able to mitigate the negative effects of status competition and take place in homophilous social niches; and when the quality of this knowledge is guaranteed by members with epistemic status in these niches.
There are built-in interaction guides, and a save and restore feature which will be much-appreciated by original players.
Inclusion of built-in interaction with peers and faculty in a virtual or physical environment may enhance the utility of asynchronous instruction.
In order to get a significant increase in potency, it will be necessary to build in some additional specific interactions between the inhibitor and the enzyme.
This psychiatric department was not designed to accommodate psychiatric patients and was built in close interaction with university hospital colleagues, it became the school of the clinical psychiatry that benefits both students and the many sectored patients.
Interaction terms were built in order to determine significant interactions by ethnicity in the models.
Next, corresponding protein-protein interaction pairs from the individual organism were built in accordance with the protein-protein interaction in our interactome.
While the Interaction Centre, built in London's Kentish Town in 1971, put some of these ideas into practice on a reduced scale, Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers's Pompidou Centre would have been inconceivable without the Fun Palace.
For instance, global transcription factors (TFs) combinatorial interaction maps were built in human and mouse [ 1] and developmental gene regulatory circuits were elucidated in the sea urchin embryo [ 2, 3].
The co-expression network built in this study provides insights to Rx3 directed gene interaction during early eye development.
Finally, SL counseling involves synchronous interaction between the counselor and the client within counseling spaces built in SL.
