英语词汇“hyperbook”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Forming words in which the prefix has the sense ‘associated with electronic texts or media, or the structuring of texts in a highly interconnected, non-linear manner (esp. such that related elements are hyperlinked and may be accessed at will by the user)’, as hyperbook, hyper-drawing, hyper-fiction, hyper-film, hyper-movie, hyper-novel, hyper-poem, hyper-tale, hyper-zine, and many other similar formations (some infrequent, impermanent, or nonce).See also separate entries for hypercard n. 2, hyperlink n., hypermedia n., hypertext n.Probably established in this sense by the use of hypertext n. and related terms by T. H. Nelson in the source cited in quot. 1965.

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1965 T. H. Nelson in Proc. 20th Nat. Conf. Assoc. Computing Machinery 96 The hyperfilm—a browsable or vari-sequenced movie—is only one of the possible hypermedia that require our attention.

1987 Lotus: Computing for Managers & Professionals (Nexis) May 14 These, along with many prototypes of what's being called hypermedia (an extension of the hypertext concept into hypergraphics, hypermovies, hypersound, and so on), were demonstrated at Microsoft's Second International Conference on CD-ROMs.

1989 PC Mag. (U.K. ed.) May 77/3 Hypertext programs for the PC include Owl International's Guide and the Opus 1 hyperdrawing program.

1990 Technol. Rev. Nov. 45/1 Embedding multiple links into a body of information..allows the user to move in a number of directions, getting more information where desired or switching to a completely different ‘hypertrail’.

1991 UNIX Rev. Sept. 109/2 As we..set aside more and more disk space for on-line hyperhelp, we are moving inexorably toward a future in which users won't need voluminous documentation to get up and running with new applications.

1993 N.Y. Times Bk. Rev. 29 Aug. 10/3 This relatively short and simple but elegant hyperfiction by Judy Malloy..has no author-designated links, but uses..stacks of text spaces.

1994 Electronic Musician Oct. 62/2 You can use your mouse to trigger hyperjumps.

1995 NetGuide Sept. 46/3 One somewhat buried link that's a must-read is..a hyperbook about the use of technology in educational reform.

1999 Daily Tel. 12 Nov. 28/3 Perhaps it was this kind of diplomacy-by-Hypertext—the computer language of Web site design—that prompted President Chirac of France to describe America scornfully as a ‘hyper-power’ last weekend.

单词	hyperbook
释义	> as lemmas hyperbook Forming words in which the prefix has the sense ‘associated with electronic texts or media, or the structuring of texts in a highly interconnected, non-linear manner (esp. such that related elements are hyperlinked and may be accessed at will by the user)’, as hyperbook, hyper-drawing, hyper-fiction, hyper-film, hyper-movie, hyper-novel, hyper-poem, hyper-tale, hyper-zine, and many other similar formations (some infrequent, impermanent, or nonce).See also separate entries for hypercard n. 2, hyperlink n., hypermedia n., hypertext n.Probably established in this sense by the use of hypertext n. and related terms by T. H. Nelson in the source cited in quot. 1965. ΚΠ 1965 T. H. Nelson in Proc. 20th Nat. Conf. Assoc. Computing Machinery 96 The hyperfilm—a browsable or vari-sequenced movie—is only one of the possible hypermedia that require our attention. 1987 Lotus: Computing for Managers & Professionals (Nexis) May 14 These, along with many prototypes of what's being called hypermedia (an extension of the hypertext concept into hypergraphics, hypermovies, hypersound, and so on), were demonstrated at Microsoft's Second International Conference on CD-ROMs. 1989 PC Mag. (U.K. ed.) May 77/3 Hypertext programs for the PC include Owl International's Guide and the Opus 1 hyperdrawing program. 1990 Technol. Rev. Nov. 45/1 Embedding multiple links into a body of information..allows the user to move in a number of directions, getting more information where desired or switching to a completely different ‘hypertrail’. 1991 UNIX Rev. Sept. 109/2 As we..set aside more and more disk space for on-line hyperhelp, we are moving inexorably toward a future in which users won't need voluminous documentation to get up and running with new applications. 1993 N.Y. Times Bk. Rev. 29 Aug. 10/3 This relatively short and simple but elegant hyperfiction by Judy Malloy..has no author-designated links, but uses..stacks of text spaces. 1994 Electronic Musician Oct. 62/2 You can use your mouse to trigger hyperjumps. 1995 NetGuide Sept. 46/3 One somewhat buried link that's a must-read is..a hyperbook about the use of technology in educational reform. 1999 Daily Tel. 12 Nov. 28/3 Perhaps it was this kind of diplomacy-by-Hypertext—the computer language of Web site design—that prompted President Chirac of France to describe America scornfully as a ‘hyper-power’ last weekend. extracted from hyper-prefix < as lemmas
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