Sentence examples for iterative interaction from inspiring English sources
There is an iterative interaction between wealth and income: ultimately, great wealth adds unearned rentier income to earned income, further ratcheting up the inequality process.
It is motivated by the large amount of book-keeping, computation and iterative interaction that is required between the researcher and observational and theoretical data in order to derive astrophysical results.
We present an adaptive discretization algorithm to solve such synthesis problems containing an iterative interaction between mixed-integer linear programs (MIPs) and nonlinear programs (NLPs).
An improvement to the prediction methods has been achieved through the inclusion of an iterative interaction between the boundary layer displacement thickness and the external inviscid free-stream.
The following themes emerged from data generated from pupil's activities, through constant comparison, iterative interaction with data and literature, and a network analysis.
The robustness of the analysis results from PONDEROSA's hierarchical processing steps that involve iterative interaction among the internal and external modules.
The iterative interactions allow individuals to acquire a more adaptive trait pair through trial and error.
More specifically, to generate residual signals with a minimum variance, minimum variance estimation is first addressed in terms of recursive least square (RLS) and Kalman filter by iterative interactions with the process environment.
But always, always, there is a series of iterative interactions--scientist running experiments in lab, scientist struggling to interpret results, scientist designing new experiments, scientist analyzing new results--until biological insight arises.
Strategies range from unstructured interviews, to highly structured iterative interactions between program personnel and researchers [ 29- 31].
40 Finally, findings from twin studies strongly suggest that a proportion of heritable and nonheritable factors in MS are interactive rather than independent, indirectly supporting the importance of time to allow (presumably numerous and iterative) interactions to take place.
