Sentence examples for interaction between neighbours from inspiring English sources
Even in Israel's majority-Arab cities, and in Jerusalem, there is little interaction between neighbours.
It will be delivered by barge to the biennale's Arsenale site, where it will be reassembled on an outdoors scaffold, allowing visitors to stand on an original "street in the sky" – the elevated deck that was optimistically meant to foster healthy interaction between neighbours.
The fragment is 8.8 metres high, 5.5 metres wide and 8 metres deep and includes the gutted interiors of a maisonette flat, sections of concrete stairway and part of an elevated walkway known as "streets in the sky", which was intended to foster interaction between neighbours.
Neighbourhood social capital is related to the relationships between social groups and their neighbourhoods and is largely based on day-to-day interaction between neighbours [ 1].
The vacuum separation between the sheets (cell parameter b) equals to at least 10 Å, which allows to eliminate interaction between neighbour sheets.
A rotational symmetry of 39 allows interaction between neighbour vault particles without introducing steric problems (Supplementary Figure 2).
Moreover, residential stability increases interactions between neighbours and fosters stronger social relationships [ 71, 73].
The presence of charge transfer interactions between neighbour polyimide chains was comprehended by UV Vis and fluorescence spectroscopy, and discussed in correlation with chemical structures.
The relative influences of positive and negative interactions between neighbour GUs may affect the relationship between GU density and GU size.
Interactions between neighbour R1 R7 chains are essentially identical in the ring and in the P1 crystal, except for the small departures introduced by the curvature of the ring (Supplementary Figure 1).
The positioning of the R1 R7 rings in both the C2 and P21 vault crystals indicate that only models with rotational symmetry of 39 allow intermolecular interactions between neighbour vault particles without introducing steric problems (Supplementary Figure 2), in complete agreement with the D39 symmetry suggested by Kato et al (2008).
