Sentence examples for cognitive interaction from inspiring English sources
On this captivating quartet recording, he establishes a lock-tight rapport with his energetic rhythm section and a cognitive interaction with the alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa, another talent to keep a steady eye on.
Instead, game theory has been recognized as an important tool in studying, modeling, and analyzing the cognitive interaction process.
Since not only cognitive interaction, but also physical interaction is targeted a new mechatronic design must be developed.
In this survey paper, an extensive review on human robot collaboration in industrial environment is provided, with specific focus on issues related to physical and cognitive interaction.
In order to reduce the computational load brought by cognitive interaction between users, we put forward the two-layer network hierarchical architecture including fusion center and cluster heads (FC + CHs).
The utility of such a framework will ultimately be judged by empirical tests of the accuracy of the developed model and tools in predicting specific exclusion and difficulty during cognitive interaction.
The method gave promising results for investigating cognitive interactions resulting from food consumption as odour and texture interactions were underlined.
Evidences of this come from students' dynamic cognitive interactions with knowledge and experience as transpired through the studio environment.
As a divergent fork of the Community of Inquiry model, FOLC describes collaborative learning as a symbiosis of social and cognitive interactions amplified through effective use of synchronous and asynchronous digital affordances.
Recognizing that not all social and cognitive interactions are digitally mediated, even in fully online courses/programs, FOLC may be adapted to hybrid-learning environments by strategically resizing/repositioning the Digital Space in relation to SP and CP.
It can be seen as a union of three perspectives: the human factors of perception and performance; the cognitive interactions of humans and computers; and the groups and organizations that provide the context for personal computing.
