In contrast, the knowledge Sipho's mother gained from interaction with the nurses 'empowered' her to become a resource within the community.
Cohabiting couples also tend to have lower fertility levels than married couples (Oláh and Bernhardt 2008), and a less specialized division of household labor (Brines and Joyner 1999), both of which may reduce the gains from interaction.
The term (e_{i}f_{i} u,v)) represents the gain from the interaction, and the term (q_{1}g_{1} u,v)) represents the costs incurred by the interaction.
They just seem oblivious to the good that religion has done, and I guess one point in my book is how malleable religion is; it has the capacity for good, which tends to come out when people see themselves as having something to gain from peaceful interaction with other people.
The temporal order of feedback inputs is important in the efficiency of perceptual learning [32]; the temporal and spatial congruencies serve as key features to obtain the maximal gain from multisensory interaction [11].
Mutualisms are known to be genetically variable, where the genotypes differ in the fitness benefits they gain from the interaction.
Therefore, most GPs' dental knowledge had been gained informally from interaction with friends who were dentists, from working alongside dentists in A&E, or from being a patient themselves.
"At that age especially, children deserve to develop the all-important social skills that are gained from social interaction.
But crucial to all contractarian theories, there is some scarcity or motivation for competition in the initial situation and there is some potential for gains from social interaction and cooperation.
And, there is nothing that substitutes for the experience and feedback one gains from repeated interaction with and study of people.
