bidirectional
IPA: bˈɪdɝˈɛkʃʌnʌɫ
noun
- Such an antenna or microphone
adjective
- Moving in two directions (usually opposite).
- Operating or functioning in two directions (usually opposite).
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Examples of "bidirectional" in Sentences
- All prior HDMI versions are bidirectional, meaning that either end can talk to the other.
- Stage II, known as the bidirectional Glenn or the hemiFontan, typically occurs within four to six months of birth.
- The integration of the tools is bidirectional, that is, Expression Blend also has access to system data and events from EB GUIDE Studio.
- But critics like El Mundo's Aitor Hernández-Morales have noted the project's key mistakes: importantly, it didn't show any interest for people's opinion or any kind of bidirectional communication ...
- Two-way radio communications enhancement systems commonly referred to as bidirectional amplifiers or repeaters are replacing the firefighter telephones in many jurisdictions to improve fire ground communications within a building.
- "Whereas shortwave radio during the Cold War was very unidirectional ... with the Internet these technologies are by definition bidirectional, meaning that it gives an opportunity for citizens within these states to also communicate amongst themselves and with the outside world."
- According to some experts in Europe and the US, the idea was launched too late, only three months before the election day; it was mainly in English, in a region with 22 co-official languages; it didn´t show any interest for people´s opinion or any kind of bidirectional communication.
- The few previous methods that were "bidirectional" like the current design, using output energy for input energy, required constant driving of the device, resulting in a complex implementation and requiring a significant amount of energy for driving the system, which made them barely realistic.
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