Sentence examples for interfaced from inspiring English sources
The word "interfaced" is correct and usable in written English
It is a verb that means to connect or communicate with other parts or components of a system or device. It can also refer to the process of interacting with someone or something. Example: The new computer program seamlessly interfaced with the existing software, making it more efficient for employees to complete their tasks.
This can be interfaced with the brain through two arrays of electrodes placed on either side of a damaged area.
Computers were interfaced with spectrometers, making it possible to repeat a measurement schedule on a steady basis and record the data acquired.
What do you think about the people with whom you interfaced on the government side?
"I was very lucky that institutions and individuals whom I had interfaced with continued to do business with me," Zell said.
The Post published an N.S.A. slide labeled "Current efforts — Google" with a hand-drawn sketch showing that traffic flowed between Google's data centers in "clear text," because encryption was added only at the front-end server that interfaced with users' computers and mobile devices.
"I think it's the responsibility of a major opera house not only to cultivate debate and get people thinking, but also to be interfaced with things that challenge them," he said, speaking during a recent telephone interview from Lamu, an island off the coast of Kenya where he has built an interdisciplinary arts retreat.
Python is an extremely powerful and flexible language that will let you build lots of software and you can even use it to interface with hardware on the Pi.
CarPlay goes far beyond previous in-car iPhone connections including an "eyes-free" interface through Apple's voice assistant, Siri, accessed by a touch of the voice control button mounted on the steering wheel.
Related: As Apple Watch launches, smartwatch app makers explore new interfaces Libin has owned his Apple Watch for three weeks at the time he meets the Guardian, and says he's finally figured out exactly what it's for, and just as importantly, what it's not for.
One church in particular, Macrory Memorial, has lain derelict for nearly 40 years on the New Lodge/Tiger's Bay interface of north Belfast since subscribers to the church's weekly offerings dwindled to zero in 1973.
Now the Messenger app has launched for iPad too: a clean, stripped-down interface for text-chatting and making voice calls.
