Sentence examples for interaction applied to from inspiring English sources

These new capabilities could inspire novel paradigms of human-robot interaction applied to music content processing, contributing to the evolution of research on haptic music and, more generally, on new interfaces for musical expression.

A new manifestation of this problem has to do with the phenomenon of SNP-SNP interaction applied to the interpretation of mtDNA variation.

The dialogue focused on the "person in scene" mirrors the "coding decoding" process as proposed by Paulo Freire [ 42] pedagogic constructionist approach; it is also based on social constructionist dramaturgical approaches to human interaction applied to the AIDS responses, which consider gender and sexuality inequalities as well as processes of stigmatization and discrimination [ 40, 43– 43].

Moore, J.O. "Technology-Supported Apprenticeship in the Management of Chronic Disease" Eslick, I. S. "Crowdsourcing Health Discoveries: from Anecdotes to Aggregated Self-Experiments" Moore, J. "CollaboRhythm: New Paradigms in Doctor-Patient Interaction Applied to Medication Adherence in HIV Infection".

In this study, an analytical method based on road/vehicle physical interactions applied to road diagnosis is proposed.

> -wrap-foot> We next tested if our new SemiSVR method performs better than the only published method for quantitative prediction of PDZ domain interactions applied to the same PDZ affinity dataset (Chen et al., 2008).

The same process of social interactions applies to clinical trials, particularly well-designed RCTs.

The periodic boundary condition and non-bonded interaction was applied to the system.

Transcript analysis using a dependent measure of social interaction was applied to the 782 utterances of the participants.

The proposed tool, called Toogle-IMS, aims at developing an advanced Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) applied to Intelligent Maintenance System IMSS).

The numerical code 'Fusion-2D', describing laser/target interaction, was applied to model the temperature in two dimensions.