The phrase "actually input" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of entering data or information into a system or device, often to clarify that the action has been completed.
Example: "I need to confirm that you actually input the data into the database before we proceed."
Alternatives: "truly entered" or "really submitted".
How many people will actually input blood pressure?" "I love the idea, but I don't think it has value on the Web.
Although Pressman et al. (1995) and Kramer et al. (1997) have used induced investments to measure economic impact, these values are actually input to the firm's innovation process that should be distinguished from its innovation outcome.
The app goes beyond that, however, giving users a way to see how they might be able to take advantage of Fleksy's tech to do real work and actually input text even on small wrist-mounted screens that seem best designed for reading off brief snippets of information.
Password manager startup PasswordBox, which closed a $6 million Series A last November months after launching its freemium service, has added a new feature to its convenience boosting arsenal that improves the experience for mobile users by allowing them to sign in to other apps and websites with a single tap, i.e. rather than actually inputting a password, or copy-pasting a secure password.
Given that we can identify an optimal input structure, it is important to ask whether the similarity of actual input streams to the proposed optimum can be checked experimentally and whether such an optimal input could actually be realized by a network of neurons.
In my experience of working with government and other state and specialist institutions, I actually welcome input into getting the facts right whether in narration, captions or the films themselves.
Actually, the input for the second Toeplitz matrix is no longer sparse in the canonical basis because of the concatenation of the two matrices.
This can be done with software agents explaining the actual situation and state of the system to the operators, which can put it in relation to their actually done input.
It is not known whether the neurons are driven by the stimulus or whether they actually get inputs from the retina or have connections in their projection area.
Therefore, the possibility arises that most SMECs actually receive inputs from multiple intracortical axons, rather than existing as sites for simultaneous thalamic and cortical innervation.
And for once, your Friday Question input actually matters.
