Sentence examples for interactions provided by from inspiring English sources
I don't just mean the tactical interactions provided by the game – the ability to chuck first aid kits and ammo at teammates, and the option to revive them if they're shot.
The work describes the interfacial interactions provided by a wall-to-wall inter-tube bridging between two single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) embedded in a polyethylene (PE) matrix.
The chiral microenvironment and the second coordination sphere interactions provided by the DNA are key to achieve high enantioselectivities and, often, additional rate accelerations in catalysis.
The idea was to design a mixed-mode separation medium basing its sorption properties on the peculiar characteristics of MWCNTs combined with the chemical interactions provided by the functional chains introduced on the nanotube skeleton.
The ligand molecules bound to the surface of Au nanoparticles by some attractive interactions, such as chemisorption, electrostatic attraction or hydrophobic interactions provided by the head group.
The compound is further stabilized by the numerous hydrophilic interactions provided by catalytic residues Ala169 (2.75 Å), Gly279 (1.97 Å) and Asp362 (3.14 Å) NH moiety with carbonyl oxygen of compound 5l.
This shows that KF has imparted its tensile strength to the PP/EPDM system with good interaction provided by the compatibilizer agent.
In this country, where more than 70percentt of a population of 48 million use the Internet, most of them with high-speed connections, people do not just want information when they log on; they want a sense of community and the kind of human interaction provided by Naver's "Knowledge iN" real-time question-and-answer platform.
The diagnosis, treatment time, family income, marital status and caregiver's level of education were associated with the amount of interaction provided by physicians to the children and caregivers.
The first set was based on Google as it was necessary for the subjects to know the application because they would have to link its mockups, while the second set was based on the JEMS system as the subjects would not need any previous experience in the interaction provided by the application.
