Sentence examples for existing interaction from inspiring English sources

So far, many proposed approaches have adhered to a device-centric stance when including virtual objects into the ambient ecology; a stance inherited from existing interaction paradigms for mobile and stationary interactive devices.

Combining the sequences with existing interaction data [ 30] allowed in total 34 different pairs of interacting Arabidopsis proteins to be analyzed, with a minimum of 30 ortholog pair sequences (Additional File 2).

We use simulation and real data sets to demonstrate the performance of these methods, and we compare them with some existing interaction mapping algorithms.

With the highly sophisticated and versatile techniques that are employed by far, the existing interaction theories between surfaces have been validated and advanced.

As multimedia become an integral part of collaborative systems, we must understand how to design such systems to support the user's rich set of existing interaction skills, rather than requiring people to adapt to arbitrary constraints of technology-driven designs.

A review of existing interaction frameworks showed that none of them help technology designers to consider all of the possible interactions that occur at the same time and in the same place (i.e. face to face situations).

"But UC Berkeley also has a very good and successful pipeline in operation," in part because of its existing interactions with four national DOE labs.

This paper aims to assess the existing interactions between strength/fracture behaviour and infill angle in additively manufactured PLA subjected to static loading.

Normally, with the increasing complexity of group structure and frequent collaboration needs, the existing interactions become more difficult to grasp and analyze.

Specifically, this criterion checks all the existing interactions between input parameters of a specific problem based on the high-dimensional model representation (HDMR) method, and therefore automatically provides the subproblems which only involve interacting input parameters.

As I write this piece, I anticipate comments such as, "That would be too big of an undertaking," and: "Is that really our role?" While libraries are feeling the pressure of more limited resources and time, I would argue that this project would synergize with libraries' existing interactions with our primary users (faculty and students) and could be built into other outreach activities.