interaction
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- noun
- /ˌɪntəˈrækʃən/
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interacción
- The interaction of two particles during a collision can result in the creation of new particles.
- interaction force
- light interaction
- molecular interactions
So what we're going to look at is third law interaction pairs.
- So what we're going to look at is third law interaction pairs.
Examples
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So some kind of interaction occurs and two particles move apart.
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It's the self interaction between gluons, all right.
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This is the electromagnetic field and its interaction with charged wave fields.
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Additionally, I conducted an initial investigation into the interaction between pitch and rhythm skills.
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I have developed a modified theory of the strong interaction, with huge and various commercial potentials.
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For example, Gould described a nonlinear interaction between two species, A and B.
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Attitudes, values, and beliefs that drive courtship patterns and patterns of interaction also reveal great differences between cultural groups.
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Because macro-level variables do not operate in isolation, we examined the interaction between macro- and school-level variables.
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Present-day sea-ice models include variations in the ice-thickness distributions that capture the interactions between dynamics and thermodynamics.
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In particle physics, the interaction of photons with electrons is crucial for understanding electromagnetic phenomena.
Synonyms
A basic force that makes energy move between very small parts of matter, like gravity or electricity
Compounds
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A force that pulls objects with mass toward each other, keeping planets and moons in place
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A basic force that makes some tiny particles change and causes some radioactive decay
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A force between charged particles carried by particles of light
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A basic force that unites electricity, magnetism, and the weak force between particles
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A basic force that makes energy move between very small parts of matter, like gravity or electricity
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A scientific idea that explains the weak force that makes some atoms change into other atoms
How Strong
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interaction comes from the parts inter- 'between' and action 'doing'. In physics, this is a helpful image: an interaction is energy or forces 'doing' things between tiny particles or fields, so the particles change each other.