This mode of direct address is in keeping with Mr. Oliveira's notion of interactive cinema.
Licklider's notion of interactive programming involved typing on a teletype or other keyboard and getting more or less immediate feedback from the computer on the teletype's printer mechanism or some other output device.
Setting up this broader context would require expanding the notion of interactive history, moving beyond the limits of the historical village and beyond, too, the limits of technological sensation.
Nonetheless, while Kennedy lived and breathed the words that caused him to champion the notion of interactive fiction, he knew that he would need to provide some basic iconography to enrich the world that he was asking the players of Fallen London to inhabit.
The incremental models, including the enlightenment and interactive models infer the notion of gradually influencing ideas among policymakers, but have been criticized for failing to make a direct link between research and its use [ 5, 6].
The issue of the exclusion of women in the family business succession has been approached within an interactive pattern of overlying notions and cultural attitudes towards the role of women in social and economic organizations.
The Electronic Guimard, as it is known, keeps alive the key notion of an interactive urban artifact that reinforces social interaction.
Together, these findings support the notion that the interactive pharmacological effects of nicotine and low doses of alcohol play an important role in motivating contemporaneous use and suggest roles for cross-reinforcement and cross-tolerance in the development and maintenance of alcohol and nicotine use and dependence.
It was a more modern, interactive version of it, with the similar notion of a countdown and so on.
Odyssey Works tends to invite all manner of glancing comparisons: artists like Vito Acconci, Marina Abramovic and Aaron Landsman; the interactive Punchdrunk play "Sleep No More"; the notion of relational aesthetics; and the largely European trend of performing theater for one person at a time.
