0 present participle of interact
1 to communicate with or react to:
These sources, both linguistic (intraand interlingual) and extralinguistic, represent the learners' own knowledge interacting with cues from the words themselves and the surrounding text.
However, only a special case of two interacting wave trains of equal amplitude and period is considered in this work.
However, for higher-order radial modes it falls off as the overlap of the interacting wave functions decreases.
A more plausible answer is that periodicity relates to the ways the person has of interacting with their environment and its demands.
Interacting proteins were screened followed by the isolation of plasmid and were sequenced to identify the gene.
It extends all traditional methods for interacting with the spreadsheet to the new deductive features, in particular as far as formula manipulation is concerned.
In each phase, a set of variables can be assessed, depending on the version of the system that participants are interacting with.
The interactions are strongest when the interacting amide groups vibrate with the same frequency.
