Sentence examples for interaction develop from inspiring English sources

This is likely to be due to the applied boundary condition which may not be suitable with such cases, where a strong interaction develop between the flows in the main channel and on the floodplain.

In this example we can visually observe how the father and Silvana affectively relate to each other and this silent interaction develop from intensively to affectively exchanging to affectively connecting.

We consider both these aspects of the interaction, develop a framework for the reconstruction and comparison of landscapes and landscape change at a variety of scales, and illustrate this with selected examples drawn from Africa and Arabia.

Patient-student encounters and interaction develop in to either a learning relationship or an attending relationship.

Participants interacted with each other and as the FGIs continued this interaction developed in a positive direction.

So while some enter kindergarten ready for literacy, others require more verbal and social interaction, developing vocabularies and emotional skills.

Barbato et al. (2010) used a linear elastic finite element model to study the effects of geometric and mechanical parameters that characterize the soil-structure interaction developed in a buried pipe located under highways.

When these atoms contacted liquid Sn, a chemical interaction developed between Fe and Sn at the interface, which substantially increased εsl and thus decreased σ sl, leading to an immediate spreading of the Sn drop.

This can be due to the improved filler polymer interaction developed because of the presence of polar groups covalently attached on the fiber surfaces in addition to generation of surface defects.

Jelly has an interesting model, and one that requires a different kind of engagement from other popular social tools like Twitter and Facebook, but it's still working out its place in the market, so we'll be watching to see how community interaction develops in the coming weeks.

This interaction developed into making artworks, a process they describe as "trying to make sense of the world".