Sentence examples for only interactive from inspiring English sources

The only interactive part of the site is the House of Representatives TV.

The cellphone is therefore the only interactive medium that can function as the bridge between the TV screen and the store shelf".

He helped to build the only interactive television that actually worked, installed in late 1994 by Time Warner in 4,000 homes in Orlando, Fla., and then watched in dismay as his beloved project was overrun by the Internet.

As Cyriac Roeding, chief executive of Shopkick, put it: "The cellphone is the only interactive medium that you carry with you while you're watching TV and while you're shopping in the store.

Registry Agreement clause 9A stiuplates only interactive access to registry data, and clause 19 applies only to zone file data, not to other registry data not contained in zone files.

The big newsmakers hold forth across the Potomac, but for the story behind the story, nearly half a million visitors a year have been flocking here to a commercial node of glassy monoliths and industrial boulevards, home of the Newseum, the world's first (and only) interactive museum of news.

Although text-only interactive systems provide users less feedback than face-to-face meetings, well-designed interactive systems can achieve interactional coherence and also allow types of language play that are not common in face-to-face interactions.

Other highlights include Charles Hazlewood leading 250 local youngsters – and the Philharmonia Orchestra – in song; the Red House Children's Book Award (featuring Michael Morpurgo and Malorie Blackman); a "beat-boxing blowfish" set for under-twos with DJ Charlie Dark; and Beastie, a kids-only interactive theatre piece for which grown-ups can be dispensed with altogether.

"Up until now, performers have been using 'read-only' interactive devices, which react to the wildly popular tip-by-sound functionality," said Flirt4Free President Greg Clayman.

Check out what qualifies it as "adults-only" interactive entertainment.

In the substance abuse domain, one review and one meta-analysis did not find clear evidence that more is better [ 35, 41], whereas another meta-analysis did, but only for interactive programs and not for non-interactive programs [ 40].