Sentence examples for changes in interaction from inspiring English sources
These absorption bands are highly sensitive to changes in interaction between oxygen and cations, as well as to the size of the obtained nanoparticles [22].
However, they will be getting a makeover in the months ahead and relaunched, says Jeffery. "We're going to polish them up, make them universal, and there will be some changes in interaction and scope," he notes.
Changes in interaction forces between adjacent medium and large particles were investigated by computing the radial distribution function and the interaction potential.
This difference in coupling energy is similar in magnitude to changes in interaction energies arising from the pigment displacements described by TLS tensors.
Results such as these can be taken as evidence for the claim that even very minor changes in interaction design towards bodily engagement can affect learning performance (see Schwartz & Plass, 2014, for a similar conclusion).
The changes of oscillator properties and surface chemistry (protein on the tip surface) can cause changes in interaction between tip and surface (repulsive and attractive regimes) and hence different energy dissipation and change of the phase contrast.
But its dominance may disrupt the balance of some ecosystems through cascading effects as a consequence of changes in interactions between species.
Computational approaches also provide means for inferring in silico and analysing changes in interactions and network dynamics [138].
The aim of this paper is to focus on the adaptation of sylvicultural techniques to changes in interactions between tree recruitment and understory species due to climate change.
Our results provide evidence that future oak regeneration management should take into account changes in interactions with understory shrubs due to climate change.
However, the fact that the latter method requires only two experiments enables interaction-based studies at low concentration and permits the studies of relatively rapid changes in interactions during processes such as swelling, drying, and remediation.
