Sentence examples for in interactions that from inspiring English sources
"There is a level of violence in interactions that is difficult to explain," that would require Proust to describe it, she said.
The primordial gravitational waves that produced the signal seen by Bicep2 were produced in interactions that took place at a trillion times the energies that can be produced in the Large Hadron Collider at Cern. "This is like turning the whole universe into a particle physics experiment," said Hiranya Peiris, a cosmologist from University College London.
The observed neutron count-rate time profile suggests that neutrons originated in interactions that occurred in both peak and extended phases.
We argue that, unlike cut-throat competition, friendly competition makes collective learning possible as a social process: when knowledge is built in interactions that are able to mitigate the negative effects of status competition and take place in homophilous social niches; and when the quality of this knowledge is guaranteed by members with epistemic status in these niches.
The accumulation of VH PPIs also might allow increased confidence in interactions that are redundantly described in the literature.
Given the proximity to the thioester, we suggest that this loop may be involved in interactions that define thioester target specificity, although this has yet to be tested.
We thus argue for an intervention in interaction that occurs in the instructional process for students with LD, which should replace attempts to "fix" 'deficiencies' that we claim to contribute to disabling such students.
Some of the differences in interaction that were observed may have therefore occurred because the infant was 2 weeks versus 6 weeks old or because of the location.
Thus, any functional change caused by this mutation is not due to elimination of interaction between KCNQ1 and the C-terminus of KCNE1, but rather by more subtle changes in interaction that result in a change in channel gating.
Perhaps the most striking variation in interaction that we observed was the relationship between MEN and IDH driven by reduction in IDH activity: varying environmental conditions not only changed the magnitude but also the direction of the interaction.
Temperature is clearly a prime factor in chemical reaction kinetics and in the interactions that occur in most chemical transduction processes, including those occurring with metal oxide semiconductors.
