Orienting in large-scale space depends on the interaction of environmental experience and preconfigured, possibly innate, constructs.
Through Ms. Streep's performance, the movie captures, like no film I can remember, the immediate, continuing interaction of experience and memory in the instinctive human drive to infuse the moment with meaning and value.
In the present study, therefore, using naturalistic, dynamic dance stimuli, we aimed at defining the role of speed and the interaction of speed and experience on time estimation.
Indeed, the actual architecture of children's brains is shaped by the interaction of their genes and experience, all of which happens in the context of relationships, in homes and in communities, with important adults in their lives.
Oviposition site selection was not influenced by experience (GLM: Wald χ 1 2 = 3.016, P = 0.082), but was influenced by cue type (Wald χ 3 2 = 28.635, P < 0.001), and the interaction of cue type and experience (Wald χ 3 2 = 8.584, P = 0.035).
Yet as stated previously, there are multiple factors which may influence this experience; the interaction of culture, genetics, social factors and the environment/context determines the individual woman's experience of menopause.
The study found that the interaction of social capital and Western experience of entrepreneurs has a positive effect on the survival likelihood of Internet firms whereas the interaction of social capital and startup experience of entrepreneurs has a negative effect on firm performance.
For male immigrants, the estimates of the interaction of West with prefil and experience indicate that, unlike their non-prefiler counterparts, prefilers from both regions receive positive returns to foreign experience.37 The interaction between West and prefil further indicates that the entry earnings of male prefilers from the West are higher than prefilers from the Rest.
Who lives out which role depends on the interaction of each individual's biology, experience, and cultural milieu.
