Sentence examples for situated interaction from inspiring English sources

Co-present viewing is a dynamic, improvisational construction of a contingent, situated interaction between story-teller and audience.

It was created to enrich the Blacksburg Electronic Village (BEV) by providing real-time, situated interaction and a place-based model for community information.

Complexity in a MAS comes from non-trivial dependencies between activities (social interaction), and between activities and environment change (situated interaction).

Embodiment theory's proposed centrality of sensorimotor activity in human learning found fertile grounds in educational scholarship, where seminal ideas from pragmatism (Dewey, 1916/1944), constructivism (Piaget, 1968), and cultural historical theory (Vygotsky, 1926/1997) had already articulated the formative role of situated interaction in cognitive development.

Participants' expectations related to healthcare were sometimes those of uncertainty and they brought that to their performance in situated interaction.

We were influenced by Strauss [ 5, 9] in our examination of the contextual influences on situated interaction and CRNA practice.

In this perspective, accounting numbers are viewed as signs mediating situated interactions.

Distributed Cognition (DCog) has been a useful theoretical framework for understanding situated interactions in the healthcare domain.

In this talk, I will present a framework that uses situated interactions to learn to map sentences to rich, logical meaning representations.

Learning to prescribe can be viewed as a complex adaptive social system, meaning that learning is viewed as occurring unpredictably, as a result of multiple, complex, socially situated interactions.

Our theory (presented above) provides evidence that outcomes of learning arose from socially situated, complex interactions.