The device has 2 zones of interaction: The outer ring of larger "amp-like" knobs and the inner ring which houses the screen and smaller controls and buttons.
This might be defined differently by various families, but Steiner-Adair rightly emphasizes the "shared rituals or conversations you create with your child around meals, bath and bedtime, playground, and drive times together -- all these are zones of interaction" and "transition".
The judiciary also imported European civil law concepts of private zone of interaction, personal autonomy, equating honour, identity, dignity and respect with reputation through the power line of the 1998 human rights act and European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) case law.
In North America, the spring and early summer seasons, when the front begins its northward return, are notorious for the outbreak of tornadoes associated with frontal thunderstorms along the zone of interaction between tropical and polar air.
Ten source/destination zones identified by [39] plus a center zone of interaction.
This is achieved by defining a new abrasion region termed 'Zone of Interaction' (ZOI).
Competitive interactions between plant individuals can be implemented from the combination of four main attributes: (i) the zone of interaction of the target plant, (ii) the intensity of competition, (iii) the effect of competition, and (iv) the target plant response.
After this slide, a wave front can be seen traveling at the zone of interaction between the drops until at 2.6 × 10−4 ms, which is the time where the dynamic was stopped.
As a first step, we propose the designation of a "zone of interaction" (ZOI) around PAs that encompasses hydrologic, ecological, and socioeconomic interactions between a PA and the surrounding landscape.
For treatments where the fungus was challenged with the bacteria, RNA was extracted from the zone of interaction (1 cm).
