Interactive Timing
Interactive Timing is a theoretical construct within collective improvisation that specifies the temporal coordination mechanisms through which agents dynamically align their actions in real time, distinguishing itself from static or predetermined timing models by emphasizing reciprocal, moment-to-moment adaptation among participants.
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