Sound and video recorders and other devices record ongoing social interaction; computing equipment and other paraphernalia may be employed for specific studies.
A major area of research in microwave processing includes microwave material interaction, microwave equipment design, new material development, sintering, joining, and modeling.
Dynamical interactions between equipment, nonlinear isolator, flexible foundation and water waves are addressed.
However, more of them are related to interactions among equipment that may be installed either in close proximity or in different locations.
When the balances are programmed in a PC worksheet (e.g. Microsoft EXCEL™), the detailed contents of each flow stream are calculated, allowing the students to better understand the interactions between equipment.
Studies have found that some experimental details (such as chemical interactions and equipment) are extensively discussed in the body of the paper, whilst information about animal characteristics, sample sizes etc are scantily provided or are absent [10], [11].
Their current projects include computer modeling of fabrics for clothing, measuring sports-ball spin, studying the interaction between sports equipment and its user, and physical testing of sports equipment.
π-Calculus can definitely specify equipment interaction, and NuSMV can automate verification process.
Discrete element method (DEM) is useful for simulating the behavior of bulk solids and corresponding interaction with handling equipment.
Still, the researchers are concerned about the electromagnetic interference with medical devices by cellular phones in the healthcare domain and recommend for conducting continuous research to study their interaction with medical equipment.
The operators responded to an ergonomics checklist on work system analysis (e.g., job characteristics, physical and psychosocial stresses of work, workplace constraints, musculo-skeletal and visual strains, environmental hazards, and operator VDT and telecommunication equipment interaction).
