Sentence examples for interactions something from inspiring English sources

We had a sneak peek at how the game will be handling connected social interactions, something that Animal Crossing has always pushed Nintendo's boundaries on.

That means if you ordered something online, then went into the store, the clerk can look up your customer record and see all of your interactions, something that just isn't that easy to do at this point for most companies.

The bioinformatic and pathway analysis approaches we pursued rely heavily on the current understanding of miRNA-mRNA interactions, something which is undergoing continual refinement within the miRNA research community.

Third, this gaze helps us perceive how we bring to our interactions something uniquely ours, and how each of us reciprocally shares our unique nature with others.

The photographer, Eric Kayne, provided this backstory for us about the picture: After reading over the convention schedule, I found a hour-long hand-gun retention workshop that I thought might provide some interesting participant interaction — something different from the ubiquitous "person holding a firearm" picture to be found on the exhibition floor downstairs.

Perhaps the touchscreen would allow for easier interaction, something important for a smaller-sized laptop?

"This is a point that we keep coming back to: How to keep the human element in the robot interaction?" Something that the workshop also has to grapple with is the degree to which people with Ebola already feel stigmatised.

Internet proved the pattern once again, but the difference in the web was it allowed two-way interaction, something not possible via earlier mediums.

The bystander was nowhere near close to impeding on the arrest and was completely within his rights to film the interaction, something that even the normally pugnacious Toronto Police Service spokesman Mark Pugash agreed on.

The value that children placed on meeting other children with HIV and having role models underlines the importance of support groups in being able to facilitate peer interaction, something that is often absent in other care environments such as the household.

And we state in the text that we assume, along with [ [ 194] ], that nanotubes are widely present in biofilms, and thus form a major means of bacterial and archaeal interaction, something not unreasonable if they can link bacteria as different as B. subtilis and E. coli.