But interactive is yesterday's word, for years meaning "acting upon each other" and then meaning "reciprocating by electronic means"; now used mainly by aging Wunderkinder straining to keep pace, it awaits the coinage of its opposite, interinactive, "a one-way flow of data".
But he was careful to note that his favorites were country songs laid over electronic music – meaning the lyrics were clean.
He called the event a gathering of "friends and like-minded people who wanted to hang out and experience modern electronic culture," meaning techno music and computer-based art.
You lock up the list with a master electronic key, meaning you (or your agent) need to know only one password.
These sets let you search info from the electronic program guide — meaning you could command it to turn the TV off when a show ends or search for a movie soundtrack, for example.
For work widely devoid of meaning, for electronic entertainment consisting of endless repetitive chatter, for recreation which moves us restlessly round the world, and for the chance to shop in order to escape the pointlessness of shopping".
In addition, the growing meaning of electronic and software components in machines and plants complicates the engineering since the interaction of different disciplines leads to increasing coordination efforts and problems regarding the interface between these disciplines.
That call was followed up with an electronic meeting invitation to executives at Goldman and ACA, and referred to Paulson as an "equity" investor, meaning he would be a long investor, betting that the security would rise in value.
Over the past eight years the Surrey-based firm has won around £6m in contracts from the Canadian, British and US militaries to create intelligent and streamlined soldier uniforms by weaving electronic circuits into the fabric, meaning soldiers only need to carry one single power source instead of multiple batteries.
Computational lexicology is the computational study and use of electronic lexicons, encompassing the form, meaning, and behavior of words.
