Sentence examples for web-based interactions from inspiring English sources

Let's ignore all the usual breathless predictions about "connectivity" and "web-based interactions" there's something bigger.

We found, for example, that average customer profitability would be maximized if the B2B firm allocated 80% of its communication efforts by volume (that is, the number of communications) to e-mail, 11% to phone contacts, 7% to Web-based interactions (which in this case are all customer initiated), and 2% to face-to-face contacts.

At this abstract level, we also have WSCs, here defined as a set of Web-based interactions over services operations.

Enabling iOS apps with increased interoperability through supporting HTML5 standards and providing more web-based interactions would also curb Apple from trapping itself in a gilded cage, putting its existing hardware and software combination to better use.

There is a gap in the scientific knowledge of how to ensure that person-centred processes are transferred through web-based interactions.

Decision-making: all these analyses need to support decision-making; communication remains critical, tools for web-based interaction continue to expand.

A dynamic multi-layer software architecture (ASTeaS) was developed to support this web-based interaction model, allowing easy construction of such social interaction spaces and adaptation to users' devices requirements.

Another aspect of this work will focus on development and experimentation with a novel Web-based interaction paradigm that allows client adapters to tailor themselves to servers at runtime.

"The extent to which Web-based interaction is the same as, better, or worse than face-to-face interactions is the central question in our society now," said Dr. Joseph Yount, clinical psychologist and coordinator of the P.T.S.D. Clinic at the Jesse Brown Veterans Administration Medical Center in Chicago.

Our program combines the availability of video lectures and other learning material with web-based interaction between students and tutors.

In addition to the three Special Issue articles, this issue presents three original articles looking into a multi-layer map model for Web-based learning, students' interaction with the tutorial dialogs in an intelligent tutoring system (ITS), and an active learning strategy with visualization in instructor-mediated classrooms.