interacted

By stretching fabric, it interacts with the skin to simulate touching or feeling something.

Schroepfer said that the aim of the system is to try to limit what Facebook calls “prevalence”—a metric which translates roughly into how many users might be able to see or interact with a given piece of content.

It ballooned as he and his colleagues started to consider the myriad ways that human health interacted with the tropical peatlands.

It is totally crowded and each of these excited atoms or molecules interacts with its surroundings.

While you can’t interact with Ramsay or Williams, you can chat with fellow classmates.

At the time he was a year older than she, and the two barely interacted for the next six years.

Those who have interacted with him describe him as brusque, eccentric, clenched.

Neither had even heard of Olson, Norris or Stewart, let alone interacted with them.

The more the wine interacted with air, the wilder and more unbridled it turned.

These monomers gradually combined and interacted with the environment at various points—shorelines, etc.—forming a “soup.”

He and his times had interacted one upon the other to a remarkably even degree.

Since mind and body interacted, each must be as real as the other and, as it were, on the same plane of being.

Neither attitude can be conceived as primary or dominant; they have interacted throughout the history of mankind.

Does not a form Deorwenta occur (though Mr. Walker has missed it) to show that the two names interacted?

Furthermore, ethical and economic influences interacted with subtle and powerful force.