Sentence examples for example of the interactive from inspiring English sources

The Weekender is an inspired example of the interactive digital information systems that are now replacing traditional maps, charts and timetables.

Sprout is a good example of the interactive transport layer protocols [33].

The colonization difference between the two fungal lineages provides an informative example of the interactive nature of plant and fungal genetic effects on symbiotic compatibility.

As an example of the interactive nature of the different prediction error regions of the brain, let∼s consider the case when an error signal is initially generated from the midbrain system (e.g., when an expected reward does not occur).

Using the multiscale mechanical behaviour of several skeletal tissues (bone, cartilage, tendon/ligament, and the intervertebral disc) as examples of the complex interactive mechanisms that span from the nano-molecular scales up to the macro-tissue scales, we provide an overview of the fundamental building blocks of biocomposites and their eventual roles in physiology.

Take the example of GT Interactive, which in the last game stocks boom, of 1995-1996, was the darling of Wall Street.

He gave as an example iDeutsch, the interactive unit of Deutsch Inc. in New York.

One example is the interactive atlas of the human spinal cord and brain stem neuroanatomy developed by University of Louisville Physical Therapy (www.bellarmine.edu/faculty/mwiegand/atlas/cover.html).html

For example, from the interactive network of the serotonin transporter (5-HT) (CHEMBL228), with default search parameters, we can find that it interacts with the adrenergic receptor beta protein family (ADRB) (Supplementary Table S4 ).

We will present some examples of this interactive path selection, and detailed techniques for reasoning through these examples, after we have described a situation we can use a tree to model.

Examples of these interactive assignments include interactive web movies to learn how to react on peer pressure (methods: model or demonstrate the behaviour/set graded tasks).