coaction
noun[CorU]
formal(alsoco-action)uk/kəʊˈæk.ʃən/us/koʊˈæk.ʃən/theprocessof two or more things orpeopleworkingtogether,especiallyto have aneffector toachievesomething:
The coactionsofgenesandenvironmentgiverisetospecificpatternsin thebrain.
When weactivelyengagein co-actionwithothers, there arechangesinourreactiontime,searchbehaviour, and otherprocesses.
- Experiences may havesimilarelementsandyet, in coaction with otherfactors,leadto very differentoutcomes.
- Researchersintegrateworkconductedon thebehaviourallevelwith thebiologicalandgeneticlevels, andexaminetheircoactions.
- The numericdisplaypanelrequiresdataprocessorcoaction foroperation.
Acting and acts
- (your)every moveidiom
- -ation
- act/dosomethingonyourown responsibilityidiom
- activity
- ADL
- agency
- ant
- execution
- exploit
- fait accompli
- feel
- flingyourselfintosomething
- move
- role play
- rot
- step
- step up
- stop the rotidiom
- stuff
- talk