What is "interacted"

Usage examples of "interacted".

It was an unfortunate outcome, because in many cases it clashed and interacted with two other information ripples expanding across the Confederation.

And with more than forty races in the Realm and perhaps two dozen others that interacted with it, it wasn't all that easy to support them in ecofriendly quarters for the weeks or months a trip might involve.

The helmets interacted with the trace electric fields of the brain, evoking the senses of sight, sound, smell, and touch.

Also, this was the third time she had interacted with Hope, and Spirit knew that his magic was having its effect.

Meanwhile I am uncomfortably aware that several other genre writers I knew and interacted with, like Roger Zelazny and John Brunner, are dead.

Now Orb remembered what she had learned before: that every Song of the Llano interacted with any of the Elements or Kingdoms.

Barbara, in the normal course of her day, interacted with fifteen members of the science team, who interacted with others in that group, who interacted with still others.

Barbara had interacted with that scientist before seeing Skel, and, afterward, any contact any of the Possessed had with Dannelke had been unsuccessful in engaging her with their group.

In the rare cases where Ancients have interacted inside the Well, they have clearly been the operators.

Cemp did the Nijjan space-control manipulation and interacted with another space many light-years distant whose existence he sensed.

But the evidence was clear: this being interacted frequently and closely with humans.

A huge patch of water below the hull began to foam and churn as the distortion field interacted with it.

Twenty people were standing inside it, their arms hanging limply by their sides, faces entranced as they were interacted with the recording.

I commanded and there was a rustle of electronic activity as the various expert programs shuffled and sorted their input, compared and interacted and agreed on the results in a speedy microsecond.