Sentence examples for deep interaction with from inspiring English sources
Many relevant elements of the landscape are automatically extracted without requiring any deep interaction with the operator.
For example, it was not enough to assign data manipulation tasks to informatics staff without frequent and deep interactions with domain experts.
Their findings offer a path for androids to express greater ranges of emotion, and ultimately have deeper interaction with humans.
The flagship feature on the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, which offers deeper interaction with various applications on the iPhone through hard taps and long taps, will not be present on the iPhone SE. iOS 9.2 comes out today, and will ship with the little iPhone SE.
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Although human beings appear only marginally in his work, if at all, most of his paintings have to do with the deep interaction between man and animal.
In the context of the SASEBio project (Semi-Automated Semantic Enrichment of the Biomedical Literature), the OntoGene group has also developed a user-friendly interface (ODIN: OntoGene Document INspector) which presents the results of the text mining pipeline in an intuitive fashion and allows a deeper interaction of the curator with the underlying text mining system (9).
This allowed for deep and meaningful interaction with the peer counselor.
The masonry infill walls' in-plane behaviour was investigated in order to have a deep knowledge about the interaction with the surrounding frames and their nonlinear behaviour during an earthquake.
A four-factor D-optimal experimental design was then applied to provide a deeper insight into analyte interaction with IL cation present both free in BGE and adsorbed onto the capillary wall.
Patagonian toothfish or other deep-water fish that occur in their diet [21] could be available to shallow-diving black-browed albatrosses only through an interaction with deep-diving predators (from their food scraps) or with commercial fisheries (from offal or bycatch items).
