Sentence examples for interactions calls from inspiring English sources
We considered social interactions of five different channels: proximity, Facebook (friendships + interactions), calls, and text messages.
Table 3 reports the Spearman's rank correlation between mobile phone interactions (calls and SMS) and personality traits.
Here, we collected high resolution data that consisted of mobile phone interactions (calls and SMSs), mobility, spending, and individual dispositions and personality traits data, that allowed us to derive multi-view insights on parents' daily lives.
In doing so, the agent exhibits a form of intrinsic motivation related to the autotelic principle (Steels, 2004), and a value system attached to interactions called interactional motivation.
In this paper, we propose a novel tool for prioritizing gene-gene interactions called iLOCi (interacting Loci).
One hundred years ago Einstein came up with a theory describing gravitational interactions called general relativity.
This paper details a conceptual end-to-end architecture for an exploration mission in cis-lunar space with a focus on human-robot interactions, called Human Assisted Robotic Vehicle Studies (HARVeSt).
If I could picture all those transactions between bacteria and fungi, protozoa, nematodes, micro-arthropods -- the interactions called the soil food web -- I might work more on feeding my soil.
Known more technically as "quark-gluon matter," the material is also a boon for theoretical physicists, since their theory of strong particle interactions, called quantum chromodynamics, had predicted that the bizarre state should exist.
But some theories that go beyond the Standard Model – a mathematical framework that describes the known particles and their interactions – call for families of Higgs particles, where each sibling plays a role in conferring mass on elementary particles.
He has examined the impact of people's movements and interactions (called dynamic social networks) on the spread of Ebola, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), and smallpox.
