Sentence examples for interaction with locations from inspiring English sources

Interaction with locations where the plasma comes into contact with the wall is controlled with magnetic fields and specially equipped wall areas, the so-called divertor.

In an information era, mobile ICT provide ubiquitous information and communication across multiple geographies, expanding interaction with locations to include both the physical and virtual.

Tidal state was also modelled as an interaction with location to account for differences in patterns among locations.

For children living in Salinas, the effect of switching from a conventional to an organic diet on the mean concentrations of total DMs, total DAPs, and 2,4-D metabolites was again the same as for all children because of the lack of interaction with location (results presented above).

A majority of the genotypes (67%) had low interaction effects with locations for early FSRY, with Akena, CT2, CT4 and NASE14 being the most stable genotypes for the trait.

The effort to facilitate spontaneous social interactions with location-aware smartphones goes beyond dating, and a number of startups take different approaches to the idea.

Significant main effects of condition but no interactions with location were observed for both the 500 600-ms and 600–700-ms intervals (Table 2).

This pronounced southern advantage was consistent over the different competing isolates and between years (interactions with location: P > 0.08): in seven of eight cases (four pairs × 2 years), competitive success of southern isolates was higher in the south than in the north (Wilcoxon signed-rank test: W = 17.0, P = 0.0156; Fig. 4).

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Probability of butadiene interaction with different location of rTiO2-NP; a Ti O (1), b Ti O (2) and c Ti Ti.

It is, however, worth noting that this technique is not perfect: Urbach and Kutas [26] demonstrated that this approach can fail to properly take account of the main effect, resulting in incorrectly reporting a significant interaction with electrode location; in some cases this normalisation may produce the opposite effect, masking genuine topographical differences.

These variables were entered into a generalized linear model along with those interaction terms with location that were significant.