The phrase "are many input" is not correct in English.
It should be "there are many inputs." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the existence of multiple data points or sources of information.
Example: "In our analysis, there are many inputs that contribute to the final outcome."
Alternatives: "there are numerous inputs" or "there exist many inputs."
However, analysis of siphon breaking is complex since it comprises two-phase flow and there are many inputs to be considered.
(There are many "inputs" to living well, he notes).
When the number of the parameters in p is larger than 2, or when there are many inputs, multiple expansion points should be used to keep the size of the reduced-order model reasonable.
In a complicated system, even though there may be many inputs and outputs, one can predict the outcome by knowing how the system works.
The most prominent feature of TS-projecting dopamine neurons is that there are many fewer inputs from the ventral striatum (especially from the ventral patches), whereas the ventral striatum is one of the largest sources of inputs to the other dopamine neurons we investigated.
There are many algorithms for matching input humming and an MIDI file.
CCA is suggested as an appropriate method when there are many variables in the input set and more than one variable in the output set.
The cost-effectiveness acceptability curve is relatively flat, which reflects the fact that there are many uncertainties for key input parameters.
Second, the factors that determine growth and its supply-side inputs are many and varied, including demographics, innovation, monetary policy, other fiscal policies and much more, including intangibles such as "animal spirits" and consumer confidence.
A similar reduction of variability also occurs in completely irregular spike trains generated by Poisson processes [32], but only when there are many more active convergent inputs.
