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Meanings of interaction in English

Portuguese
força fundamental
Spanish
interacción

(Physics) the transfer of energy between elementary particles or between an elementary particle and a field or between fields; mediated by gauge bosons.

força fundamental

Through the process of drawing each other in the journey, the strangers and I were getting closer through observing, talking and understanding.

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Examples for "fundamental interaction"
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This fundamental interaction comes in two flavours-symmetric and antisymmetric.
Pubmed
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The only real problem is that if you call the centrifugal force a real (as in fundamental interaction) force.
Wired
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They aren't real in the sense that they are due to one of the fundamental interactions.
Wired
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Still, one of the fundamental interactions is due to the electrostatic force between protons and electrons.
Wired
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The weak interactions are one of the four fundamental interactions of nature, alongside gravity, the strong interaction and electromagnetic force.
BBC
Usage of interaction in English
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But solve your own problem by inventing a new form of interaction.
The South African
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It marked the beginning of a long interaction with the health system.
The Irish Times
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Aims: To examine whether this interaction is effective under ex vivo conditions.
Pubmed
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The molecular mechanism underlying this important host-virus interaction, however, remains poorly understood.
Pubmed
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Regeni had agreed to avoid interaction with political activists, according to associates.
Reuters
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He said takeover rules had limited interaction with shareholders throughout the process.
Reuters
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This region, therefore, is likely to constitute a site for ligand-receptor interaction.
Pubmed
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This kind of interaction simply doesn't happen with lower-class children, Lareau says.
Outliers: the story of success
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An interaction effect between group and time was found for physical functioning.
Pubmed
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My mind changed as a result of its interaction with its environment.
NY Magazine
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The result is physical and emotional interaction with anyone holding the seal.
BBC
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However, results indicated a significant daily life stress by infant sex interaction.
Pubmed
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In recent years, there has been an obvious decline in human interaction.
The Irish Times
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Therefore, this study provided important insights into the mechanism of host-baculovirus interaction.
Pubmed
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KB: The coolest part of my work day is definitely client interaction.
Ebony
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This may either indicate common central mechanisms or suggest a causative interaction.
Pubmed
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