Sentence examples for interaction opportunity from inspiring English sources

This interaction opportunity raises important and interesting questions about the extent, if at all, to which virtual proximity is enough for young children to maintain or possibly create relationships and establish a feeling of security with others.

Depending on the type of courtship scenario, connecting involved a passive role whereby a physical place (e.g., bar or nightclub) or social situation (e.g., friend of a friend) created an interaction opportunity versus cases in which the search for a man was more active (e.g., seek men who share common interests or have particular traits/characteristics).

Their previous experiences and their perceptions of e-learning were characterized by the lack of social interaction opportunities.

Recent advances in transportation geography demonstrate the ability to compute a metropolitan scale metric of social interaction opportunities based on the time-geographic concept of joint accessibility.

In this field, we research children's interactions with open-ended play designs that offer interaction opportunities to which children can attach their own meaning.

MSNs extend the paradigm of online social networks with additional interaction opportunities generated by user mobility and opportunistic wireless communications among users which share interests, habits, and needs.

The presented case demonstrates how interaction opportunities can be disclosed in a socially balanced way and prototypically implemented in a socio-technical setting for iterative refinement.

The team also developed voice interaction opportunities for Nasdaq's applications, with the objective of making users more productive and simplifying their overall experiences.

Most children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) spend most of their waking hours at home with their caregivers; thus, involving caregivers in interventions may increase communication interaction opportunities across time and settings.

Controlling for unobserved characteristics, such as the quality of the teams, the study confirms previous findings with panel data: networks characterized by high intensity (controlling for interaction opportunities) and low centralization are indeed associated with better team performance.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Interaction opportunities & allocation of attention [adapted from [25].