What happened next was, I'd argue, uniquely American: a predictable interaction between large scale antiterrorism initiatives and the sectors and institutions that stood, and still stand, to profit by them.
These differences between the Early-NG and Late-NG were verified statistically by analysis of difference SP values obtained by subtracting pre-sleep from post-sleep measures, which revealed a significant Sleep Group×ROI×Response Type (unpredictable vs. predictable) interaction (F(5/230) = 2.8, p<0.05).
In the first of a series of blog posts, Facebook's data researchers discuss the predictable interactions that foretell a relationship.
Although it is reported that very young infants have different responses to humans than to non-human objects, Theory of Mind develops relatively gradually and possibly results from predictable interactions with adults.
Young children seem to seek out predictable interactions and then endlessly repeat them.
There are many modified nucleosides within RNA, but it is primarily composed of only four nucleic acid bases, allowing for simplicity in structure and predictable interactions between molecules and formation of structures.
Further examples are given on predictable interactions between chemicals which need bioactivation for exerting their toxicity and chemicals which effect hormonal status and other endogenous factors which in turn modify enzymes involved in the control of toxic metabolites.
C2H2 zinc fingers were the first example of predictable DNA interaction domains amenable to rational protein design (reviewed in [ 58, 61]), and until very recently, they were the domains of choice for sequence-specific genome targeting.
Together, these results suggest that interactions among multiple pathogens can have important consequences for host health, which may not be predictable from interactions between hosts and individual pathogens.
In the Indian case, it appears that the vagueness of process allows ad hoc interactions and referrals based on personal rapport and, at the same time, discourages the kind of predictable, routine interactions that would allow such rapport to be built.
It is Kaspar's highly predictable, simplified interactions that appeal to autistic children who may be overwhelmed by the complexity of everyday human communication, she believes.
