Sentence examples for interactive literature from inspiring English sources
Having not read much interactive literature before embarking on Arcadia, Pears found himself getting into trouble with fans of interactive fiction "because I knew nothing about it.
The aim of this work was to design and evaluate a series of interactive literature evaluation skill development interventions for pharmacy students that progress in complexity.
LARP has also been referred to as live role-playing (LRP), interactive literature, and free form role-playing.
In his follow-up work in 1990, Swanson suggested a trial-and-error search strategy, by which the ABC model guides a manual online search for identifying logically related non-interactive literature (Swanson [ 7]).
Mark Amerika, one of the first to incorporate video into hypertext fiction with Grammatron.com (1997), said interactive online literature would appeal to an image-oriented culture weaned on MTV and the Sony PlayStation.
The main modules of simple_bioc were originally implemented for handling BioC documents in BioQRator (8), a web-based interactive biomedical literature curating system.
To illustrate the idea of slow serious interactions and gameplay, the related interaction design, interactive art and game literature is reviewed.
These are just a handful of the more than 1,500 locations charted in a comprehensive and interactive map of American literature's most iconic journeys, created by self-declared "freak for the American road trip" Richard Kreitner, in collaboration with developer Steven Melendez, and hosted online by Atlas Obscura.
In terms of transferring knowledge and technology in course of innovation development, the literature emphasizes interactive models that mutually enrich basic research and applied research and development.
To be more flexible and general compared to the current software provided in the literature, an interactive software LSSA_CAU is developed to estimate body measurements of livestock based on 3d point clouds data.
There is also a growing body of academic literature on interactive climate games, including for farmers to learn about changing risks of drought (Patt 2001) and index insurance (Patt et al. 2009), to investigate river management under climate change (Valkering et al. 2012), and to focus on other climate policy contexts (Haug et al. 2011; Juhola et al. 2013).
