Sentence examples for would be interactive from inspiring English sources
The system would be interactive and could learn each user's tastes.
"We wanted it small so it would be interactive," says Tillman of NYU.
Finally, we were interested in examining whether there would be interactive effects of each skill type and we explored the possibility that being both musically trained and bilingual might confer additive benefits compared to having only one skill type.
In light of this, analysis of the current method of promoting disaster education suggests that a computer game that simulates a disaster site could be an effective teaching tool; such a tool would be interactive and enable users to accumulate learning experiences through repeated trial and error.
"I felt I should get a tool that would really be interactive so they get to feel as if they are in a real class".
Furthermore, sepsis caused a 'gain of function' in neutrophils, with increased levels of β2 integrins (e.g. CD11b/CD18; which indicates activation) together with increased levels of β1 integrin, inferring that these cells would now be interactive with connective tissue matrix proteins (Speyer et al, 2004; Speyer & Ward, 2011).
Most important, it would be highly interactive.
Ms. Schwartz says the museum has not settled on its programs after the Babar show, although she said they would be increasingly interactive.
One potential application, Mr. Huang said, would be an interactive digital television system allowing viewers to watch a sports event from several angles, moving the point-of-view at will while the game is being played.
Clad in white robes and standing between two flickering candles, Ms. Smith teased the audience that there would be some interactive elements: "I grew up in the black church so it's Black History Month and I'm going to need you to be responsive".
The channel's owners, who originally said it would be an "interactive news and entertainment service created in, for and by those who live and work [in London]", wants to change that from a commitment to an aspiration, adding the words "will endeavour" to its Ofcom licence obligation.
