Sentence examples for movement of interaction from inspiring English sources

Overgrowth rates were analyzed only at the end of the study due to the slow movement of interaction boundaries through time.

The effects of nutrient enrichment in combination with neighbouring algal type and herbivore exclusion on the movement of the interaction boundary between corals and neighbouring algae were analyzed using factorial ANOVAs on untransformed data.

We investigate a three-dimensional multiscale model of vascular tumour growth, which couples blood flow, angiogenesis, vascular remodelling, nutrient/growth factor transport, movement of, and interactions between, normal and tumour cells, and nutrient-dependent cell cycle dynamics within each cell.

This moment-to-moment view of the non-verbal components of students' and teachers' interactions provided insight into the positions, movements, forms of interactions, and meaning-making that occurred in ways that were often masked, overlooked, or subordinated to the verbal when working with the sound turned on.

Similarly, Vrijsen et al. (2010) showed that SAs show another positive social behavior less frequently, namely, automatic mimicry (of, e.g., head movements) of their interaction partner.

From a physical perspective, contact inhibition of cell movement and interaction of cells with the edge of the fibronectin strip can induce reduction in degree of freedom among cells closer to the boundary and in turn promote cell alignment.

The previous studies collectively indicate what the specializations of the separate manipulation factor locations might be, such the planning of motor movements, motor imagery of interaction with objects, abstract representation of motion, and lexical knowledge related to tools.

Finally, this methodology does not allow the observation of the movement and interaction of APCs with lymphocytes within organized lymphoid tissues in real time over short intervals.

Efficient identification allows for a better understanding of behavior, movement, and interaction of AIV reservoir species (e.g., waterfowl such as anseriformes and charadriiformes) and development of more successful containment and quarantine strategies for more timely medical intervention [ 3– 5].

A land use/cover map was used as a cellular-spatial support for the movements of and interactions between mobile agents.

There is, therefore, an important common substratum of heritage and tradition, a testimony of movement and interaction which we can only imagine nowadays and which takes us necessarily back to days gone by.