Sentence examples for more sophisticated interactions from inspiring English sources

"Right now it's very basic, but more sophisticated interactions are on our timeline".

Determining the individuals head orientation is the basis for many forms of more sophisticated interactions between humans and technical devices and can also be used for automatic sensor selection (camera, microphone) in communications or video surveillance systems.

Therefore, in comparison with C1, C n (n > 1) has more sophisticated interactions with the substrate, involving in non-linear damage effect and atomic self-sputtering effect [24, 25].

So far, crude formulations have been used to imitate volatile semiochemical interactions with non-volatile components, but new approaches must be developed to accommodate more sophisticated interactions and not least the activities of the non-volatile, particularly proteinaceous components, currently being deduced.

In order to achieve more sophisticated interaction with the environment (like identification or memory), and therefore stability on a higher representational resolution, additional processing is necessary, at the cost of flexibility to new input.

It is suggested that more sophisticated turbulence chemistry interaction models like the EDC model and more Detailed Reaction Kinetics should be used for combustion modeling in steam cracking furnaces under normal firing conditions.

This is undoubtedly an oversimplification and the approach will need to be refined as more sophisticated molecular interaction maps and networks are developed (Pommier et al, 2004).

A more sophisticated exploit of interactions between ECM molecules has been described for Streptococcus pyogenes which is able to adhere to collagen via fibronectin bound to the bacterial surface [ 41].

He reminds me that while user interfaces have become more sophisticated, actual screen interaction is not massively different — comparing interaction on Mac screens 30 years ago and on iPhones today.

But we have to take the atomic self-sputtering effect and more sophisticated cluster-matter interaction into consideration.

More sophisticated approaches to interaction between users and virtual characters are under development in various research laboratories, for example at the Center for Human Modeling and Simulation at the University of Pennsylvania, and the USC-affiliated Institute for Creative Technologies. USC-affiliated Institute for Creative Technologies