Sentence examples for but interacted from inspiring English sources

Regarding the importance of soil environmental variables, it should be noted that the influential factors according to our analyses did not operate independently but interacted (e.g., root traits and nutrients); these complex interactions are characteristic of most ecological systems [ 53].

Perhaps, then, the rise of the non-fiction fashion film is a reflection of the way that the industry is not only viewed, but interacted with today.

(Smith) 'Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Ossorio, Dubuffet' (through Oct. 27) This all-too-rare meeting of Ab-Ex and Art Brut sweeps away myths surrounding both movements and their central figures, Jackson Pollock and Jean Dubuffet, who never met but interacted through the artist and collector Alfonso Ossorio.

(Smith) Last Chance 'Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Ossorio, Dubuffet' (closes on Sunday) This all-too-rare meeting of Ab-Ex and Art Brut sweeps away myths surrounding both movements and their central figures, Jackson Pollock and Jean Dubuffet, who never met but interacted through the artist and collector Alfonso Ossorio.

(Cotter) 'Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Ossorio, Dubuffet' (through Oct. 27) This all-too-rare meeting of Ab-Ex and Art Brut sweeps away myths surrounding both movements and their central figures, Jackson Pollock and Jean Dubuffet, who never met but interacted through the artist and collector Alfonso Ossorio.

— This summer, the Parrish Art Museum is hosting an all-too-rare meeting of Ab-Ex and Art Brut, one that sweeps away myths surrounding both movements and their central figures, Jackson Pollock and Jean Dubuffet, who never met but interacted through the artist and collector Alfonso Ossorio.

These are cities with abundant mass transit and bountiful opportunities for community, where I can't help but interact with people of different races, religions and classes.

So, it's O.K. to interact with a large hunk of metal shaped like a car, but interacting with a large hunk of metal shaped like a refrigerator makes you a loon.

Medical mannequins can be a useful training aid but interacting with them can feel unnatural.

One the one hand, cities are considered complex systems and all the components are not working independently but interacting with each other.

Large-scale brain functional networks (measured with functional magnetic resonance imaging, fMRI) are organized into separated but interacting modules, an architecture supporting the integration of distinct dynamical processes.