Sentence examples for processes that interact from inspiring English sources

These signals are exchanged between layers containing processes that interact via all-or-none interactions.

The functional architecture for human perceptual decision-making consists of separate processes that interact in a heterarchical manner in which at least some of the processes happen in parallel.

Changes in drug reward and impulsivity, therefore, are separate processes that interact to influence the development of addiction: combined with previous evidence, our findings highlight the fact that mu-opioid receptors play a key role in both processes.

Thus, there are two different gradual processes that interact to lead to the evolution of senescence.

Underlying concepts here include: intelligence, defined as multidimensional and non-fixed [ 21]; thinking, including meta-cognition and tacit knowledge, and mental processes that interact significantly in the socio-cultural context.

There are two fundamental processes that interact with convective heating and support the trio-interaction mode, one is the BL frictional convergence feedback and the other is moisture feedback.

The overall process is modeled as different Time Petri Net (TPN) models (each one modeling a local process) that interact with each other via guarded transitions that becomes enabled only when certain conditions (expressed as predicates over the marking of some places) are satisfied (the guard is true).

Importantly, across tasks and conditions, the LRP onset at or before the conflict-related N inc), indicating that motor preparation is a rapid, automatic process that interacts with the conflict-detection processes after it has begun.

According to Costa et al. (2008, p. 65), this task "is especially appropriate to assess potential differences between monolinguals and bilinguals, since it relies minimally on linguistic and memory processes that may interact with bilingualism", and its multidimensionality allows drawing a set of interesting predictions in terms of the potential conditions that may be affected by bilingualism.

The non-random outcome of the partitioning analyses helped to identify the among-sites scale (i.e., 10's of kilometers) and the within-transects scale (i.e., a few meters; especially at Changuu) as spatial boundaries within which to examine the processes that may interact and disproportionately differentiate coral diversity.

The nature of suppression is complex and involves biotic and abiotic processes that temporally interact with soil type, the array of plant communities and characteristics of the invasive species (Huenneke et al. 1990; Tilman 1997; Naeem et al. 2000; Gundale et al. 2008).