This has significant congruence with Miller's findings, i.e. students imitate interactions with their teacher and use these interactions to help others, thus building their interpersonal skills and confidence (Miller [2009]).
We supposed that phosphate somehow imitates interaction of 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3nds and therefore can affect chymotrypsinolysis of 14-3-3ζm.
In effect, during an imitative interaction, each partner alternately initiates or imitates actions and both coregulate the synchronous matching [8], [9].
But later in May, Amazon further refined its "no ads" policy to state that ads couldn't use an Alexa-like voice, imitate Alexa interactions, and couldn't include either more or different advertising than what was used outside of Alexa, among other things.
So far, crude formulations have been used to imitate volatile semiochemical interactions with non-volatile components, but new approaches must be developed to accommodate more sophisticated interactions and not least the activities of the non-volatile, particularly proteinaceous components, currently being deduced.
For this, it is not necessary to achieve global protein homology; imitating merely the interaction surface is sufficient.
In addition, either alanine substitutions or mutations likely to disrupt (non-conserved replacement) or imitate (conserved alteration) interactions were substituted (Figure 5B).
Cognitive computing: Combines machine learning, data mining, pattern recognition and natural language processing, speech, vision and human-computer interaction to imitate human brain functions and to help enhance decision making.
Furthermore, commercially pure titanium, having a roughness similar to that of clinical implants, was selected as the carrier material for P. gingivalis biofilm formation, in order to imitate clinical conditions and interaction between P. gingivalis biofilms and dental implants.
This may indeed be the case for some species, but this study clearly demonstrates that interspecies differences are to be expected: the results suggest that human tactile contact, even when imitating intraspecific natural interactions, is not necessarily perceived positively and is surely not sufficient to create attachment [14].
