Sentence examples for continuously interact from inspiring English sources
We have created a microfabricated, polymeric system that can continuously interact with its biological environment.
Cells within a tissue continuously interact to coordinate normal tissue functions and maintain homeostasis.
Protons consist of both quarks and gluons, which continuously interact in a dynamic and fluctuating way inside the proton.
AM continuously interact with other soil microorganisms and its original diversity may also be important in determining the ability of the fungi to cope with the stresses.
In extruders mass and heat transport, melting of the thermoplastic, morphology development (including dispersion and phase inversion), distribution and dissolution of (crosslinking) chemicals and crosslinking of the rubber do not occur as independent phenomena, but mutually and/or continuously interact.
As RISELab is taking off we are looking forward to continue to contribute to the Apache Spark ecosystem, as well as building new systems to fulfill the promise of supporting a new generation of applications that continuously interact with the environment, intelligently and securely.
Active vision systems have the capability of continuously interacting with the environment.
TSSmax is a relevant parameter to assess the risk of hemolysis and platelet activation associated to the implantation of a prosthetic device, continuously interacting with blood.
We thus note that the overall probe pulse photon number increases by nearly 1%, followed by some weaker oscillations that are originating from a remnant of the probe pulse that is trapped and thus continuously interacts with the soliton [see Fig. 4(a), trapped light is visible for z > 1.5 mm, around t ~ 0 fs].
We propose to attack the problem from bottom to top, by introducing Developmental Visual Agents (DVAs) as general purpose visual systems that can progressively acquire visual skills from video data and experience, by continuously interacting with the environment and following lifelong learning principles.
Examples of these include the continuously interacting agents in the stock market (Bonabeau 2002).
