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interactive, a.|ɪntərˈæktɪv|
[f. interact v., after active.]
1. Reciprocally active; acting upon or influencing each other.
1832I. Taylor Saturday Even. (1833) 333 The Infinite Excellence..comprising Interactive Causes which must have products possessing absolutely no affinity with any thing exterior to itself. 1879H. W. Warren Recr. Astron. xii. 257 Yet its interactive atoms can give four hundred millions of light-waves a second. 1972Computers & Humanities VI. 195 A method which will provide the student with a rapid interactive feedback. 1972Science 2 June 1019/1 A complicated and interactive set of physical, chemical, biological and human processes act in concert to yield a spectrum of measured values.
2. Pertaining to or being a computer or other electronic device that allows a two-way flow of information between it and a user, responding immediately to the latter's input.
1967IEEE Trans. Human Factors in Electronics VIII. 1/1 Multiple-access, on-line interactive man–computer systems. 1971IEEE Trans. Electron Devices XVIII. 618/2 We can see that even from this simplified description of the composition of interactive terminals, a wide variety of disciplines are called upon to establish a successful interaction between man and the computer system. 1973C. W. Gear Introd. Computer Sci. iv. 153 The input to the typewriter system is in the interactive mode. 1981Event 9 Oct. 28/4 Interactive video, TV screens equipped with computer-linked press-buttons for instant Q&A verdicts on the show—asked in the studio and answered in your own home. 1983Listener 22 Sept. 34/2 It would include local and national news, sport and finance, but also interactive teleshopping, telebanking and a host of special offers and giveaways to members of the club. 1985Personal Computer World Feb. 196/1 Educationalists recognise interactive video as being potentially more accessible to teachers than the micro.
Hence interˈactively adv., by means of an interactive system; in a way characteristic of such a system.
1970Computers & Humanities V. 24 It would be especially interesting to make this sort of investigation interactively, using some kind of terminal. 1973Physics Bull. Aug. 497/1 A computer program, Trace,..can be interrogated interactively to show how store movements have progressed. 1978Sci. Amer. Apr. 26/1 Using a satellite to transmit data, voice, full-motion and freeze-frame video, and facsimile documents—all interactively—Satellite Business Systems (SBS) has undertaken a pace-setting experiment in advanced communications for geographically dispersed organizations. |