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interaction

[in-ter-ak-shuhn] / ˌɪn tərˈæk ʃən /


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Unlike solids, they have no fixed structure, and the most important interactions between dissolved molecules and their surroundings happen at extreme speeds.

From Science Daily

So, too, have virtual events because students and employers said they preferred in-person interactions, but visiting a range of campuses is expensive.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fifty years ago, scientists tried to limit fires by studying the results or pouring freshwater into scale models of rooms filled with saltwater, trying to mimic the interaction between smoke and air in a fire.

From The Wall Street Journal

This strategy allowed plasma-wall interactions to be optimized from the very beginning.

From Science Daily

But while sycophancy is a symptom of user-model interaction, communication bias runs deeper.

From Salon