Sentence examples for interaction augmented from inspiring English sources

Head pose estimation is an old problem that is recently receiving new attention because of possible applications in human-robot interaction, augmented reality and driving assistance.

The motivation of using planar patches as basic parts is twofold: (1) planes can directly be detected as homographies in image pairs and (2) the planar patches are a more suitable representation than sets of points for applications such as robot interaction, augmented reality, and scene understanding.

The enhanced IL-6 signaling mediated by the cancer cell-MDSC interaction augmented 4T1 breast cancer cell aggressiveness.

The second participating molecule need not be polar; but, if it is polar, then this interaction augments the dipole dipole interaction described above.

This paper describes the response planning and generation components of the mercury flight reservation system, a mixed-initiative spoken dialogue system that supports both voice-only interaction and multi-modal interaction augmenting spoken inputs with typing or clicking at a displayed Web page.

Additional tailored interactions augment the torque to allow ATP synthesis under physiological conditions.

The binding interaction is augmented by a ring substituent with long chain extension at position 1 of the benzimidazole due to its hydrophobic interaction with the hydrophobic side chains of the amino acids at the interface between the ATP binding site and the allosteric back pocket.

His research includes "human-computer interaction, computer augmented environments, and computer augmented human (human-computer integration)," according to his EmTech bio.

Our method consisted of rotationally shaking with nontreated dishes, declining fibroblast-material interactions, and augmenting cell cell interaction.

Although this interaction is negligible in the healthy heart, both systolic and diastolic interactions are augmented in case of heart failure [ 13, 14].

The buddy interactions were augmented by group discussion and guest lecturers during monthly meetings with program leadership and staff.