For example, Raikes et al. (2007) found that children who were observed to have higher levels of dyadic mutuality in their interactions with their mothers at 14 and 24 months of age had higher levels of self-regulation at 36 months of age, and greater attunement and smoother interaction resulted in greater levels of social competence.
For example, given a system resource, a term of at least 1 s may be given when there is no human being in the environment, and a lower term may be given to allow a smoother interaction if a person is detected.
Replacement of groups of atoms by CG beads essentially averages out the all-atom dynamics causing a smoother interaction potential and allows the use of large simulation time-steps without introducing numerical instabilities.
Google says this screen "gives you smooth interactions while preserving picture clarity" and after some hands-on time with the device, Google definitely isn't exaggerating the quality of the screen, which definitely measures up to Apple's Retina displays.
Ultimately, the startup envisages its software having applications in vertical industries where it could help smooth interactions between humans and machines in service scenarios, such as call centres or the healthcare space.
Although the response time of data flows needs to be bounded to ensure smooth interactions, data service can accept elastic bandwidth.
"Working well on a team; clear, effective communication; adapting well to change; smooth interactions with a wide variety of people; (and) thinking clearly and solving problems under pressure," Goleman wrote, in part.
When we are talking with someone in person, the social circuitry of the brain automatically keeps what we say and do on track -- don't say that, do this, it tells us, guiding us to smooth interactions.
These positive outcomes include smooth interactions at the clinic in the context of severe resource limitations that lead to shortages and delays medical health through encouraging ART adherence and lifestyles that support healthy living with HIV.
It is vital to understand the ways in which patients can be poorly treated to understand their desire to smooth interactions as much as possible, and thus their efforts to perform as 'good patients.' The most commonly referenced emotionally distressing situation was harsh reprimands by nurses.
