Sentence examples for a consistent input from inspiring English sources

Almost 20 years before the late Fred Hoyle and his colleagues devised the Steady State Theory, Albert Einstein toyed with a similar idea: that the universe was eternal, expanding outward with a consistent input of spontaneously generating matter.

Hence, recent remote sensing offers new monitoring options for dynamic urban environments, for example as a consistent input for urban forest LCAs.

Although the geometry of the proximal ring was not the same as a simple thinning sheet as estimated in the medial ejecta, no additional assumptions were applied to maintain a consistent input for all the models discussed here (Table 1).

It is shown, with a simple example, that consistent input is crucial in the evaluation of applications, and that the lack of such rigor may lead to wrong conclusions, and therefore a biased choice of what seems to be the best application.

Now, thanks to the dedication and enthusiasm of the staff, led by an exemplary head and consistent input from the PTA (which is made up of representatives from the whole school community, not just a few middle-class do-gooders), our school is doing really well.

Since, without consistent input log data, it is not possible to establish a consistent rock physics model.

And finally, but left for further research, the possibility of generating predictive densities by means of BMA could lead to consistent input variable values that respect influences across system boundaries of a specific model.

Although Cry1Ab protein concentrations measured in the field soil indicate little exposure to terrestrial organisms, the consistent input of Bt-contaminated runoff and crop debris into agricultural waterways is relevant to understanding potential consequences to aquatic species.

Some DEA models require consistent input and output data (either high or low) (Lee and Kim 2012, 2014).

However, because of the consistent input from caregivers and demonstration of saturation across the 11 caregiver interviews, a bias related to the long reference period is unlikely.

Different tools and data sets were employed by the two groups but both hazard assessments used consistent input data of the eruption scenarios.