Sentence examples for instead of interacting from inspiring English sources
"Today, most men who go into gay bars alone, whether locals or tourists with mobile data plans, are on Grindr while at the bar, instead of interacting directly with new people around them," Henry says.
"It doesn't work if you're constantly worrying about getting gags in," says Jupitus. "All the comics who've had a hard time on the show are thinking, 'Must do jokes, must do jokes', instead of interacting.
People were clicking the links and heading to the one-page checkout instead of interacting with the tweet, Rashwan explains.
Instead of interacting with a concierge-type service, Prompt offers automated assistance across categories, including commerce, home automation, information and productivity.
Instead of interacting with the "drive" directly, the consumer software interacts with the application, which acts as a middleware, ensuring that only an authorized consumer can perform the implemented operations.
In our system, users instead of interacting with a centralized menu that (being static) cannot be shared efficiently (e.g. the example discussed in introduction section), they are able to perform different actions simultaneously without interference among them.
With increasing evidence in genetic and molecular biology, we know that protein complexes and pathways are not affected by a single gene, instead a group of interacting genes underlying similar diseases, which point out the therapeutic importance of those modules [ 9].
But there isn't just greater complexity — new kinds of beings emerge, living beings, and new capacities: feeling pleasure and pain, instead of just interacting chemically and physically with other things; becoming aware of other things and oneself; and eventually, human love, freedom and reason.
But in the end, the practical knowledge of the servants will prove much more powerful and effective compared to the lofty contemplations of the Masters who, instead of really interacting with and transforming nature, rather develop a worldview, i.e. an imaginary vision of nature (as a spherical, harmonious whole, a κόσμος).
Similar to nucleosomes, SSB binds and wraps a DNA polymer around itself (albeit ssDNA instead of dsDNA), interacts with dozens of proteins via a short acidic peptide tail, and exhibits complex cooperative and anti-cooperative behavior that is modulated by salt concentration.
This suggests that, if impulsivity confers an increased propensity to addiction, it is not simply through a more rapid development of habits but instead through interacting corticostriatal and striato-striatal processes that result ultimately in maladaptive drug-seeking habits.
