Betekenis van:
interact

to interact
Werkwoord
    • act together or towards others or with others
    "He should interact more with his colleagues"

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. Tom seems to be unable to interact normally with other people.
    2. Basing his invention of public relations on his uncle Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory, Edward Bernays has left a lasting legacy on the media and how they interact with their audiences.
    3. EETS Users do not interact directly with Toll Chargers as part of EETS.
    4. Outdoor areas provided for animals to exercise and interact cannot have strict temperature regulation.
    5. Systems which are designed in accordance with the ESoP should be such that the attentional demand of the system can be modified by the driver by choosing to interact (or not), and by choosing when and how to interact.
    6. Systems which are designed in accordance with the ESoP should be such that the attentional demand of the system can be modified by the driver choosing to interact (or not), and by choosing when and how to interact.
    7. Are there evaluations of how these other policy initiatives will interact with the notified risk capital measure?
    8. Pan-European eGovernment services permit public administrations, businesses and citizens to interact better with public administrations across borders.
    9. A helpdesk and support structure shall be established and shall be able to interact with the CS-VIS.
    10. Both requesting and replying flows interact with a neutral data area comprising different data pools with a common data structure.
    11. Are there evaluations of how these other policy initiatives will interact with the notified risk capital measure.
    12. Inspection, whether the driver can interact with the system at his own pace, i.e. can he decide when to provide an input and how long information is displayed?
    13. These electronic infrastructures are necessary to exchange information, interact cooperate in order to ensure the highest possible levels of quality and safety in healthcare provision to patients.
    14. In this context, the existing practice of organising conferences, workshops, and other meetings in order to interact with these stakeholders should be continued.
    15. The term ‘ancillary’ refers to products intended specifically to allow the viewing public to benefit fully from, or to interact with, these programmes.