Sentence examples for horizontal interaction from inspiring English sources

The benefit of using this theory is that it helps us grasp any differences that may exist between principals, encompassing both vertical and horizontal interaction between them [23].

National health programs in low income countries are often managed as vertically integrated systems of care with no horizontal interaction.

In this hierarchy of systems (e.g., biochemicals to organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organism, family, community, society), there is both vertical and horizontal interaction.

This refers to the vertical interaction between different levels of government and to the horizontal interaction between governmental actors and actors outside the governmental system.

These results suggest that social media managers should shape the layout and design of social media platforms to support dialogic conversations, encouraging horizontal interactions among users.

To fully explain the observed patterns, we need to consider the (largely repressive) horizontal interactions between genes in the same layer as well.

We presented "target" and "surround" checkerboard mapping stimuli in both experiments to isolate feedback-receiving voxels and eliminate spill-over from feedforward-stimulated regions (e.g., mediated by horizontal interactions within V1) [ 14].

However the study of multilevel governance has too often been a 'party-free' area of inquiry that has mainly studied the vertical and horizontal interactions of actors in the policy process.

When mandated attempts were made in the English NHS to introduce cancer networks to close gaps between provider stakeholders and encourage horizontal interactions, the hierarchical and bureaucratic influences over-rode the lateralised benefits sought by networking[ 17].

A symmetric 3D FE model for a single-tip horizontal penetrometer soil interaction was developed and evaluated in ABAQUS/Explicit.

Cultural transmission is learned and can occur between parent and offspring (vertical transmission), between learners and relatives or other more experienced members of society (oblique transmission), or from peer-to-peer interaction (horizontal transmission).