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Interaction pair
Two forces arising from the same interaction: each object exerts a force on the other. They are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.
Interactivity
The opportunities a media product gives users to make choices, provide input or respond to content.
Intercalary month
An additional month inserted into a calendar to bring its lunar months into alignment with the solar year.
Intercept
The point where a graph crosses an axis.
Interception
The temporary capture of precipitation by vegetation before it reaches the ground.
Intercessio
Intervention by an office-holder to prevent another office-holder’s action.
Intercession
Prayer asking God to help other people.
Intercessory prayer
Prayer asking God to help other people, including those experiencing suffering.
Interconnectivity
The interaction of different influences, so that the effect of one depends partly on the actions of others.
Interconversion of state
A change between solid, liquid and gas without forming a new substance.
Intercostal muscle
Muscles between the ribs that help move the rib cage during breathing.
Intercostal muscles
Muscles between the ribs that help move the rib cage during breathing.
Interdecile range
The difference between two specified deciles. The first-to-ninth interdecile range is and measures the spread of the middle 80%.
Interdependence
The relationships through which parts of an ecosystem depend on and affect one another.
Interdependence
The dependence of species on one another for resources and services such as food, shelter, pollination and seed dispersal.
Interdependence
The dependence of organisms on one another for resources or services, such as food, shelter and maintaining their environment.
Interdependence
Mutual reliance between parts of a business: each needs information, resources or support from others to achieve business objectives.
Interdependence
The dependence of beings and processes on one another and on the conditions that support them.
Interdict
A Church order suspending most public religious services and sacraments in an area.
Interest
An additional charge paid by a borrower for the use of borrowed money.
Interest
An additional charge paid for borrowing money.
Interest
Money paid for borrowing money, or money earned by allowing a bank or other organisation to use savings.
Interest
An additional payment charged for borrowing money.
Interest
The charge a business pays for borrowing money.
Interest
An additional charge paid by a borrower for the use of borrowed money.
Interest group
A group organised around a shared interest, which may seek to influence policy or public opinion.
Interest group
An organisation that represents people with a shared interest, such as a profession, industry or community.
Interest rate
A percentage used to calculate interest on money saved or borrowed for a stated period.
Interest rate
The percentage charged for borrowing money or paid as a reward for saving money over a stated period.
Interface
The boundary where two liquids meet. In the nylon demonstration, the polymer first appears where the two solutions touch.
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