The efficacy of early intervention is founded on the notion that changing the child's interactive experience with the environment alters developmental progression.
They are capable of swelling by absorbing its own weight in water, with further possibilities of a thermosetting and with interactive properties with the environment (glucose, glutathione), pH, and light.
Smart Hydrogels present similar characteristics compared to the polymeric hydrogels, but they have more interactive properties with the environment, such as glucose-, glutandione-, and pH-dependent activity and reactivity to light, pressure, and electric fields.
This chapter aims to visualize insect gut as a life-sustaining organ that is resilient yet interactive with the changing environment to maintain its immunological and physiological homeostasis.
To that end, 240 "personable, approachable individuals" were hired to staff the Elysian, he adds, and trained "to be interactive with the guests" in an environment that would "not feel over-designed but comfortable".
Filled with interactive objects, the environments in Injustice are equal parts arena and weapon.
These genes are interactive with each other and with the environment in which they are expressed.
One possible explanation is that children with higher cognitive functioning may be more interactive with their environment, leading to higher exposure to pesticide residues.
For these reasons, this article aims to relate concepts drawn from theories of human factors, hedonomics, communication and emotional design, to demonstrate then that fashion clothing is a dynamic and interactive space that mediates the relationship with the environment.
