Sentence examples for have more interactive from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, I think entertainment in general is going to have more interactive element to it.

The new attraction will have more interactive activities for children, including short videos about 19th-century life in Gettysburg, a thriving transportation hub with three weekly newspapers and gas streetlights.

And Android developers have more interactive options when including ads in their applications.

Participants may have more interactive familiarity with websites such as Facebook, Pinterest, or Twitter which have capital and scope to provide technologically sophisticated online experiences.

"We think the next children's network is going to be on a tablet or a smart device," says Kay. "Because these devices are smart, we can have more interactive content.

The controls fulfill basic functions like changing volume and skipping tracks, but also have more interactive possibilities, including audio-recognition software (like Shazam) that will identify song and artist, state the time, or dial a phone contact.

Snap has been trying to get more interactive too, adding tagging for instance.

Nor do I mind shows that just invite audiences to passively watch or listen – as long as we have more critical and interactive projects too.

The biophysical explanation proposed by Fraser et al. [ 5] for the tendency of proteins with more interactions to evolve more slowly was that interactive proteins have more residues involved in protein protein interaction surfaces, and are therefore less tolerant of amino acid substitutions.

If you would like to have more information about the interactive map, please look at the metadata of the interactive map.

But more often than not, the information superhighway that Gore was talking about seemed to have more to do with interactive television and video-on-demand, and less with the Internet we know today.