The phrase "all input is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the nature or quality of input, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that all input is crucial for achieving accurate results."
Alternatives: "every input is" or "all data is".
And second, it creates the false impression that all input is equally valuable.
All input is obtained from the input parameter file; output is written to an output parameter file.
In the typical awk program, all input is read either from the standard input (by default the keyboard, but often a pipe from another command) or from files whose names you specify on the awk command line.
If all input is applied to the slow subsystem ((kappa=0)), there can be a large latency between the input onset and the first spike of the neuron, yielding a delayed response to a pulse input (Fig. 2E).
While the "early selection" theory states that only low-level signal features are processed preattentively (Broadbent, 1958), the "late selection" theory claims that all input is processed up to a semantic level (Deutsch & Deutsch, 1963).
The audit employed a number of assessment areas: a) that all input is authorised, complete, accurate and timely; b) that controls exist over access to the system and user rights and permissions; c) the storage and retention arrangements; d) the disposal arrangements; and, e) backup and restoration.
Additionally, all input was listened to, valued and welcomed and voice given to men's concerns and fears, also described by Friedewald, Fletcher and Fairbairn [ 36].
A percentage increase in all inputs is followed by less than a percentage change in outputs.
Fortran 77 does not distinguish between upper and lower case, in fact, it assumes all input is upper case.
All inputs are from Main.
Rather, products have to be redesigned so that all inputs are either biological nutrients (that can harmlessly biodegrade) or technical nutrients (that can be endlessly and safely recycled).
