The phrase "active interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, user experience, or design, referring to an interface that is currently in use or engaged with by a user.
Example: "The software update improved the active interface, making it more responsive to user inputs."
Alternatives: "interactive interface" or "dynamic interface".
Thus, there is a need to deactivate the currently active interface and (re)activate another interface.
If one of the interfaces goes down, the other active interface keeps working without any disruption.
First, they provide high-mobility pathway from the active interface to the electrodes for carriers.
Suppose the train has one active interface, which has been assigned the following IP: 2001:db8 ffff::1.
This includes the modeling of the mechanical structure, of the components of the active interface, and of the controller.
As the other peer received the MP_PRIO option, MPTCP keeps the subflow open but never sends data unless the current active interface goes down.
Benefiting from abundant active interfaces, this hybrid catalyst shows high hydrogen evolution catalytic activity in 1 M KOH aqueous solution with an onset overpotential of 20 mV, an overpotential of 80 mV at 10 mA cm−2 and a Tafel slope of 60 mV dec−1.
The Monitor continuously monitors the condition of all active interfaces and of the tunnels running over those interfaces.
The design process and the numerical simulations that are necessary to assess the performance of such active interfaces are described.
This paper addresses the design and application of active interfaces and semi-active vibration absorbers that can be used to reduce annoying vibration or noise levels.
The short overview of alternative electrolytes and electrode materials and their interaction with electrolytes as well as the stability of electrochemically active interfaces is given.
