Sentence examples for interactions say from inspiring English sources

From observations at several different sites in Africa, there is an "emerging consensus regarding chimpanzee social structure, territory characteristics and intergroup interactions," say two primatologists, Dr. Michael L. Wilson of the University of Minnesota and Dr. Richard W. Wrangham of Harvard, in an article in The Annual Review of Anthropology.

Conley says consent is not required when it is impossible to obtain and the expectation of privacy is low (filming a crowd at a ballgame, for example) or when the research is sufficiently important (studying prisoner-guard interactions, say) and deception is necessary to pursue it.

Having a face-based option for authenticating on a mobile device could support entirely hands-free interactions — say if the phone is in a cradle you would just need your head to be visible to the sensor for unlocking (although that might also cause problems if you can accidentally authenticate just by having your face in frame).

Analysts who study customer service interactions say video particularly serves two often incongruent but key spending groups: Graying baby boomers and millennials.

(i) Pick a database of functional annotations, say MIPS, and a collection of interactions, say MIPS (again).

"Speech can offer new mobile interactions," said Mr. Sejnoha.

"This is a wide-ranging and dazzlingly informed book about the science of interactions," said Bryson of Critical Mass.

"Don't pester the employer for information and updates – maintain a professional dignity in all interactions," says Brannelly.

But Nadia Edmond, principal lecturer in the school of education at the University of Brighton, who has researched different university-school interactions, says these exclusive relationships can be damaging.

Dr. Granovetter, who proposed the idea that weak links are important in social interactions, said: "They're more your windows on the world.

"That's the great goal, to prevent transformation, to block these interactions," says Caughey.