Sentence examples for extending interaction from inspiring English sources

The hope is that once habits are in place for interacting with TV shows this way, extending interaction points to commercials will increase engagement there too.

Suggestions for strengthening exchange efforts included extending interactions beyond those between researchers and policymakers at the government level to include a diverse range of research users including community members, donors and the international community, and the media.

But as Hobson and Leonard point out, patients are highly individual, each requiring an individual program of care drawn from multiple branches of learning and negotiated and maintained through extended interaction.

Bridging patterns extend interaction design patterns by adding information on how to generally implement this pattern.

A crucial feature of this design is the use of computer vision (OpenCV) to extend interaction beyond the keyboard and mouse paradigm.

An explanation for these observations was obtained from extended interaction energy calculations that considered nanoscale roughness and chemical heterogeneity on the sand surface.

Combining empirical observations with a properly extended interaction model, we have shown how social interactions among group members generate a typical group organization.

Nonetheless, it is of yet unclear which alterations lead to mortality, how the host responds and to which extend interaction of C. albicans with the embryo reflects the well studied murine models.

The mechanism of viral hijacking was shown to involve extended interaction with cellular transcription factor CBFβ that promotes Vif-mediated degradation [ 141].

Scribe exposes a simple, browser-agnostic, low-level framework to manage and extend interactions with contentEditable.

Then it approaches slowly, introduces itself and kindly asks a question, like some digital-age Socrates: "What is the best experience you've ever had?" For now, Mini-Me cannot do much more than cock its head at the answer and nod, before programmers begin to guide the conversation; the scientists are adding more language-recognition software, to extend interactions.