Sentence examples for any sort of feedback from inspiring English sources
Thomas' (2005) was the first Data Life Cycle diagram I saw that featured any sort of feedback loops.
Several systems, including Microsoft's Kinect sensor and the LeapMotion, have pushed technology which monitors a user's hand and body motions to allow them to interact with a computer interface, but have lacked any sort of feedback, bar audio and visual alerts from a display screen.
A student must wait until they happen to be called upon for any sort of feedback or until they receive their grades for any feedback.
Steratore said he avoids getting any sort of feedback from his former officiating brethren about his TV work, even as his older brother, Tony, remains an NFL back judge and is president of the officiating union.
"I have stopped doing it [spirometry] because we never got any sort of feedback".
We do not mean to suggest that the domain oscillations, coupling mechanical tension and phase, by themselves reflect any sort of feedback loop.
So one way to interpret what they found was a sort of "feedback loop" between government responsiveness and future citizen requests.
"It made trick or treating wildly popular". Since then, a sort of feedback loop has occurred between the holiday and US popular culture.
Finally, it is important to realize that both the recruitment and retention of diverse talent exhibit a sort of feedback loop: the more diverse talent you already have, the easier it will be to attract additional diverse talent, and the more likely it is that the diverse talent that you hire will feel valued and contribute more to the success of your company.
"You'd have a sort of feedback loop in the system putting more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere," explained Serreze, "which just makes things warmer".
And so the attempt to deter Russia may be a real-life example of what political science nerds call a "security dilemma," in which the actions of one state to make itself more secure can end up making other states uneasy, which in turn prompts them to do stuff to bolster their own security, thus creating a sort of feedback cycle of escalation.
