A small number of relational network members may interact intensively over time, building a complex web of interactions across a health economy to secure co-operation and resources from healthcare and social care providers.
Thanks to the technological revolution that has accompanied the Web 2.0, users are able to interact intensively on the Internet, as reflected in social networks, blogs, forums, etc.
In the analysis, we group farmers trained in South Lampung (different district) and Garut-Ciamis (inter-island) together into a remote-location training category due to similarities in their training nature: Farmers trained in these remote venues spent 4 days in total in the training center, enabling them to interact intensively with their fellow trainees and extension workers.
Moreover, nanofillers have great potential to interact intensively with ambient polymer chains as a result of nanofillers' surface activity [ 18].
Importantly, they interact intensively with other cells such as immune cells, sinusoidal endothelial cells, hepatocytes, and stellate cells, especially once they are activated.
As shown in Figure 3A, the hexyl tail in conformation I clearly interacts intensively with the pocket I residues, but not as much with pocket II residues.
Billions of users interact intensively every day via Online Social Networks (OSNs) such as Facebook, Twitter, or Google+.
R110 and T114 interact intensively with the carboxyl tail of PGH2, whereas Q36 and Q134 only enhance the PGH2-binding affinity.
The control of automated container terminals is complex since Quay Cranes (QCs), Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and Automated Stacking Cranes (ASCs) interact intensively for transporting containers, while collision avoidance of equipment must be ensured.
The flow visualization test has obtained general pattern of the flow and identified sensitive zones in the component where the jet and cross-flow interact intensively to cause thermal fatigue more possibly.
