This shift is not determined by technology per se but is shaped by the value, choices, and interaction of a diversity of social actors and wider factors.
To a sugar-feeding bacterium, high sugar concentration means longer survival time and hence more possibilities to move to promising locations and a higher chance for reproduction, to a chimpanzee higher social status means more mating choices and interaction, to a person more money means more opportunities and more options.
There Cage's writing weaves together an ensemble cast whose choices and interactions cumulatively represent a significant set of potential outcomes.
Psychology: Strategy is formulated by individuals whose decision biases and behaviors influence their choices and interactions with team members.
The agents in their models do not have any attributes that update or affect agent choices and interactions.
Pondering the role and importance of the ethos seems crucial as people's everyday conduct, choices and interactions in civil society also contribute to the fairness, success and sustainability of a society.
This evolutionary theory describes the process whereby individuals through their activities, choices, and interactions with others can modify their environments, resulting in new selection pressures (Laland, Odling-Smee, and Feldman, 2000).
For example, I never got along with Mass Effect, BioWare's popular space-opera trilogy, where players define the hero, from appearance to behavior, through choices and interactions with other characters.
The effectiveness of every choice and interaction revolves around the Code of Harry: only kill the guilty, maintain the Mask, and, above all, donít get caught!
Long ago when Airtime's founders met over IRC, real-time chat was the medium of choice, and interactions seemed more genuine.
Customer activities include all steps of customer actions (e.g., ask for service, provide information), choice, and interactions in processes of purchase, consumption, and assessment.
