When dispersed colloids are flowing, they experience interactions with the fluid (friction) and with other colloids (surface interactions).
As Imrie [ 4] has noted, the definition and usage of the term "universal" in UD raises broad issues of the desirability of universal solutions given that impaired bodies always experience interactions with the designed environments as particularities [ 4, p. 879].
In targeting this age group, we aimed to achieve a degree of comparability among participants in the length of time parents had had to reconcile themselves to the child's diagnosis, and to experience interactions with health, social, and educational services providers, while avoiding the issues inherent in negotiating transition to adult services.
Reflection on past experiences, interaction with other members of the learning community, immediate instructor behavior, authentic group activities, and diverse assessment tasks with timely and detailed feedback are underscored.
Farmers had complex understanding of the influence of fire on soils, vegetation, crop yield and soil biota over various lengths of time, which may have been gained through a combination of first-hand experience, interaction with agricultural extension workers, and information gained from other farmers.
In Experiment 1, each subject experienced (1) interaction with an experienced partner, (2) interaction with an inexperienced partner, or (3) no interaction.
The experiences included material resources, diverse internship experiences, interactions with diverse families, critical reflection, and discussion and dialogue.
A study by Gabbay et al. [11] showed that clinicians rarely accessed and used evidence from research or guidelines but rather relied on "mindless", personal guidelines collectively, reinforced by their own experience, interactions with colleagues, opinion leaders, patients, business and system constraints.
The survey instrument elicited demographic data, information on drug use patterns, HIV risk behavior, overdose experiences, interactions with the criminal justice system (including police and incarceration), and experience with health care.
Each of us comes to believe what he/she does about the status of his/her discipline through an idiosyncratic mix of personal experience, interactions with colleagues, the primary literature and whiggish "histories" written by others in that discipline.
