Sentence examples for interact successfully from inspiring English sources

The adaptor specification defines a component-in-the-middle capable of making two components interact successfully, according to certain constraints.

Vision provides an accurate representation of time-to-contact with a looming object and usually allows us to interact successfully with the object if required.

The innate mental structure that equips a child to interact successfully with the world includes more than the universal grammar of linguistic syntax postulated by Noam Chomsky.

A Social Skills Program for Adolescents (ASSET) is designed to teach adolescents the social skills they need to interact successfully with peers and adults.

The use of analogy therefore brings similarity-based and rule-based reasoning very close together, and enables them to interact successfully in problem solving.

We focus on client-service systems which are functionally-compatible, that is at some high level of abstraction the client requires a functionality that is provided by the service but is unable to interact successfully with it due to mismatching interfaces and behaviours.

The more biomolecules the cells had access to, the more cells interacted successfully with the surface (cell numbers on 60 nm surfaces were 4-fold higher compared to 200 nm surfaces; Figure 4 e).

The chosen level of support, however, was less intense than other efficacy trials in which computer use has, for example, been supervised on a 1 1 basis by therapists or in which a healthcare professional has been physically present to ensure the user interacts successfully with the computer (see, for example, Proudfoot and colleagues 15).

Advances in technologies to create ever more sophisticated robots is outpacing our understanding of how such robots and humans successfully interact to accomplish specific tasks.

The Institute generally describes its goal being "to understand the principles of perception, learning and action in autonomous systems that successfully interact with complex environments and to use this understanding to design future systems".

Lent and colleagues have suggested that interest and self-efficacy, the belief in ones' ability to perform successfully, interact with social and environmental supports and barriers to determine persistence towards career goals (Lent et al. 2008).