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retroaction

 
Dictionary: ret·ro·ac·tion
(rĕt'rō-ăk'shən) pronunciation
n.
  1. An action, as of a law, that influences or applies to a prior time.
  2. An opposing or reciprocal action; a reaction.
retroact ret'ro·act' v.

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noun

    An action elicited by a stimulus: reaction, response. See action/inaction.

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Action in a reversed direction; reaction.

 
 
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positive feedback (control systems)
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