Sentences with phrase «rely on human interaction»

Testing this new technology is likely being done in the hope of compensating for the branch closures, and to ensure that customers will still be satisfied by online services the bank is offering, especially those that largely rely on human interactions to get answers to queries.

Not exact matches

Whereas many European states rely on government machinery to effect charitable programs, these projects are accomplished in America by individuals and private charitable organizations, thereby personalizing charitable work and bringing compassion and human interaction to the forefront.

So I developed the Collusion Spectrum as a more accurate descriptive means of sorting out human interactions, relying heavily on the empirical data of several social psychologists, mostly of a behaviorist orientation (George Homans, J. Thibaut, H. Kelley, the early Timothy Leary, Robert Carson, and Harold Rausch).

Much like humans, trees rely on the interactions they have with other living things, and especially with their microbiome.

«In the future, human beings may increasingly rely on robotic assistance for daily tasks, and our research shows that the type of motions that the robot makes when interacting with humans makes a difference in how satisfied the person is with the interaction,» says Dr. Levy - Tzedek.

Not only does your feline's wellness rely on her environmental conditions, but also on social interaction between humans.

Hand feeding instead of relying on automatic feeders is required so the dogs don't overfeed and they receive some human interaction.

The game relies on the interactions between humans and their partner Pokémon, which is where Ryme City and the aspects of the game begin to shine.

Behavioral studies in humans relying on the intranasal administration of the peptides demonstrate the influence of OXT and AVP on social interactions, e.g., attachment, interpersonal trust, and cooperative behavior, as well as emotion recognition, visual attention and social memory, indicating that OXT and AVP contribute to the processing of social cues.