Sentence examples for interaction means from inspiring English sources

Each interaction means data – data that is worth a fortune.

The listening interface is clunky, especially if compared to the BBC equivalent, and the lack of audience interaction means that its shows can feel pre-recorded even if they're live.

The original Kinect games did little to move things beyond what was already on Wii, and to justify the higher price tag that this equipment has forced upon Xbox One, we'll need to see studios really thinking about what physical interaction means in the game space.

This strong interaction means that the AlNNT is a suitable adsorbent for adsorption of ethyl acetylene molecule or separation of this gas from the environmental systems.

Cascades in online networks may be defined in several ways with respect to the variety of online platforms, discussion topics, or interaction means between users.

This multifactorial interaction means that the metabolism works as a reactive and flexible system providing reliable biochemical pictures on the effects of different governing factors.

Kennedy said Nimmo had no particular opinion on Criado-Perez's campaign for a female figure to appear on a Bank of England note, but had seen the topic trending on Twitter and his lack of experience of social interaction meant he did not know his behaviour was inappropriate.

The total absorber thickness is 31 radiation lengths for electromagnetic particles and 1.4 interaction mean free paths for protons.

In terms of priority setting and strategic planning, MINAGRI gets technical inputs from the inter-ministerial committee, although with limited interaction (mean linkage score = 3.6).

Yet some commenters thought that "You Don't Owe Anyone An Interaction" meant sacrificing compassion on the altar of efficiency.

The dissociation rate of CD36-CIDR interaction (mean at 0.0963 s−1) was about 75 times that of CD36-IRBCs interaction (mean at 0.0013 s−1) while the difference of the free reactive compliances of the two (mean at 0.6799 nm and 0.7497 nm, respectively) were less than 10%, though statistically significant (P = 0.002).