Sentence examples for interactive capacity from inspiring English sources

YC-backed GiveCampus is hoping to take a cue from other crowdfunding platforms and shape how universities and colleges raise money from donors in a more interactive capacity.

In what follows we explore the possibility that principles that guide homeostatic neural plasticity at the synaptic level also apply at the neural systems level to account for the self-regulatory and interactive capacity of the many memory processors of the brain.

Cultural theorists like Berger (2002) advance the position that digital games are a 're-mediation' of earlier text forms, while game design experts stress the novel representational and interactive capacities of the medium (Crawford 1984).

The new store will be powered by Blio, an eReader software which has caused a buzz in the industry for its ability to preserve books' original printed format as well as its interactive capacities.

Protein ubiquitin tags are post-translational modifications that serve to either target substrates for proteasomal degradation or modify their interactive capacities [ 1].

The fungal-interactive capacity was suggested to involve bacterial motility as well as the activity of a T3SS (Warmink and van Elsas 2009).

The tool helps publishers run interactive content marketing campaigns, increase advertising capacity and massively engage customer engagement.

WORST: No interactive dealing capacity.

Three themes – interactive, collaborative capacity-building active listening and relationships, and systems improvement – were pre-identified.

The Visualization and Evaluation of Route Itineraries, Travel Destinations, and Activity Spaces (VERITAS) is a web-based CAPI tool integrating interactive mapping capacities (based on Google Maps) and has the potential to explore destinations inside and outside the residential neighbourhood.

Five themes were identified as participants' perceptions regarding acceptability and benefits of the MESH program, including 1) interactive, collaborative capacity-building, 2) active listening and relationships, 3) supporting not policing, 4) systems improvement and 5) real-time feedback.