Semidirect
Pronunciation: /ˈsɛmaɪˈdaɪɹɛkt/
Semidirect (adj)
- Involving both direct control and another method of control, so decisions are not fully made in one way.
- Describing a group built from two parts where one part acts on the other, but not in a fully direct way.
Semidirect (adjective)
Examples
- The plan uses semidirect action to reduce delays.
- They prefer semidirect action when quick results matter.