We are lifted above her characters, and though they are reduced in size and cryptically foreshortened, they are all seen at once, and their busy interactions are as plain and pleasing as a solved puzzle.
Top : Cortical areas with greater causal density represent areas with busier interactions.
In addition to serving an essential cellular function by carrying aminoacylated-tRNA complexes into the ribosome, EF-Tu is a hub protein of a very busy molecular interaction network, binding to a range of metabolic enzymes, chaperones, and structural and regulatory proteins [ 74– 76].
In a busy business environment, we may be switching from moment to moment, from one sort of interaction to the next.
Some family carers felt that nurses were too busy to have much interaction with patients and that conversation would focus around general tasks such as giving injections, changing drips and other medical treatments: They [nurses] had conversations with me…what she'd been up to, but not much conversation about her past or anything like that.
In the current study, men's cognitive performance might have decreased because they were busy thinking about the upcoming interaction and their interaction partner.
For example, computer alerts that commonly tell a busy prescriber about drug interactions that are clinically insignificant may result in the prescriber ignoring the alerts, including those that are very important.
Therefore, physicians should not blame their busy schedule to justify poor interaction with their patients or a lack of time to properly explain the risks and benefits of complementary exams to their patients.
The account is busiest and sees its peak interaction during the annual ECR meeting.
Klein compared the relationship between Marceline and Finn in this episode to the interactions between Kim Kelly (Busy Philipps) and Sam Weir John Francis Daleyy), characters from the short-lived sitcom Freaks and Geeks.
