Sentence examples for Immediate input from inspiring English sources

Gillan added: "He's extremely adept at giving immediate input into what's going to work and what's not.

The goal here is to give advertisers a way to present content related to their brands and get immediate input on whether it's relevant to the Digg audience, or not.

In a left-deep query plan, a join takes two inputs: one from a single base relation (i.e. table) providing immediate input (referred to as the "inner relation"); and another one potentially derived as an intermediate result from a different set of relations (the "outer relation").

In the approach adopted by the McMaster University medical school, a faculty tutor was present during all group activities to monitor, assess and provide immediate input i.e. each group was tutored [ 6].

In deriving the BPA pharmacokinetic parameters (AUClast, AUMClast, Cmax, Tmax, and MRT), we did not include the first 8 min immediately after sublingual administration ended because high plasma BPA levels encountered during this lag time may reflect the immediate input of BPA drained from the tongue into the jugular vein (the site of blood sampling) before it is diluted in the general circulation.

Coming from any other camera, you'll be mystified by the lack of immediate inputs, only to realize that the Leica T's touchscreen interface works very much like a smartphone's.

You can practice different relaxation techniques while attached to biofeedback equipment and get immediate sensory input about which techniques produce the desired results, such as slowing the heart rate or relaxing tense muscles.

Practitioners' attention to women's hostile attributions may help identify those in need of immediate practitioner input and/or referral to parenting services.

The receptive field structure has several components: at about −160 deg azimuth position, the receptive field is mainly downward sensitive and, thus, dominated by the immediate dendritic input.

That is, when observers are presented with an ambiguous stimulus they have viewed before, they often instantly perceive the same interpretation as they did on the prior encounter, even though the immediate visual input remains inconclusive.

Each thought was classified in one of the following categories: thought unrelated to the driving task or to the immediate sensory input, thought related to the driving task, no thought or no memory of any thought.