Sentence examples for contingent interaction from inspiring English sources
First, the landscape of New Zealand fisheries issues is very much a product of the contingent interaction of the QMS, a management regime designed around the principles of a FSM approach and laid down in a neo-liberal political environment and Maori aspirations encompassing the fisheries sector.
One of the experimental procedures used to examine this sensitivity is the still-face paradigm, in which the experimenter facing the infant participant stops contingent interaction, along with facial and vocal signals (e.g., [1] [5]).
In this context, the term 'process' is used to refer to patterns of organized, dynamic, and contingent interaction.
We adopted a sociotechnical approach, meaning we focused on the dynamic, contingent interaction between humans and technologies rather than assuming technology is itself 'causal' of specific effects.
More importantly, contingent interactions for example with solvents or ambient atmosphere (especially with surface water), are mostly avoided during film formation easing the understanding of heterogeneous crystal growth.
This is defined as a pattern of organized, dynamic, and contingent interactions in which individuals and groups work with a complex intervention, within a specific context or health system, over time.
If our proposal is correct, impaired encoding of intentions should disrupt facilitation for communicative interactions, but not for physically-contingent interactions such as fighting or dancing.
Co-present viewing is a dynamic, improvisational construction of a contingent, situated interaction between story-teller and audience.
This regulation is contingent upon interaction between USP7 and the C-terminal regulatory region of p53.
Thus, the endosomal/lysosomal membrane is a barrier to entry into the intracellular space that must be overcome for therapeutics whose function is contingent upon interaction with the cytosolic cellular machinery.
Results indicated that at both 4 and 9 months mothers who used more contingent responding interactions had infants who showed more positive affect.
