A 2010 study from Carnegie Mellon found that, when people engaged in direct interaction with others — that is, posting on walls, messaging, or "liking" something — their feelings of bonding and general social capital increased, while their sense of loneliness decreased.
Investigative techniques include the use of sampling devices, remote sensing of surface life-forms by satellite and aircraft, and in situ observation of plants and animals in direct interaction with their environment.
We observe two sets of additional peaks, one of which corresponds to the native SN, while the other set appears compatible with SN in a new environment, e.g. in direct interaction with the perovskite.
The results are still preliminary, said David Feil-Seifer, who ran the study, but suggest that the children spoke more often and spent more time in direct interaction when the robot was responsive, compared with when it acted randomly.
A highly sensitive impedimetric bio-chip based on vertically aligned multiwall carbon nanotubes (VAMWCNTs), was applied in direct interaction with lung cancer cells.
Indeed, exoskeletons are in direct interaction with the human limb and even if it is possible to identify the nominal dynamics of the exoskeleton, the subject's limb dynamics remain typically unknown and defer from a person to another.
Located at the extracellular end of transmembrane domain 1 of PMAT, I89 may occupy an important position close to the substrate permeation pathway and may be involved in direct interaction with the vasodilator dilazep.
Field-based scientific understanding of these groups, sometimes in direct interaction with them, is indispensable.
This variation in direct interaction between parents and nestlings across the nestling phase allows us to make predictions based on the information model [33].
However, within the major recognition helix of this domain there are only three amino acids (D570, E591, A594), which differ between σ70 and σ38 among the positions identified in direct interaction with Rsd [59].
