Sentence examples for conceivable input from inspiring English sources

The production function implies that land, labour, and capital can be combined in varying proportions, that every conceivable input mix is possible.

But organic growth is expensive at the moment; as firms rush to increase their output to take advantage of high prices, every conceivable input, from engineers to mining trucks' huge tyres, is in desperately short supply.

Each offers every conceivable input — VGA so you can plug in your laptop, HDMI for Blu-ray players and game consoles, USB and memory-card slots (so you can project PowerPoint files and slide shows and movies without even needing a computer).

The hand-finished case and mid-century design (not the modern kind) would make it seem at home next to gran's knitting chair, but the insides are emphatically 21st Century, with every conceivable input and output jack, as well as Bluetooth pairing for easy streaming.

"When it exceeds certain levels of complexity, there is not enough time and not enough resources to check the behavior of a complicated device to every possible, conceivable kind of input," said Dr. Williamson, the medical physicist from Virginia.

Another limiting factor of our study was that the data were recorded by the individual MIBB centres in Switzerland, making errors in data input conceivable.

In principle, it is conceivable that the quantified inputs and outputs of a system model designed to emulate every ecosystem on Earth could drive a system model of the whole Earth, in order to enable highly accurate predictions of global responses to, for example, climate change.

It is quite conceivable that enhancing plasticity at glutamate inputs to DA neurons might represent a general mechanism for developing reward induced conditioning.

Indeed, if the specific sequence of activation of neurons carries information[7], it is conceivable that the specific role of thalamic inputs could be to alter these temporal sequences.

It is therefore conceivable that in developmental synesthesia, congenitally anomalous sensory input leads to abnormal synaptic pruning and differences in brain connectivity.

Hence, it is conceivable that a melodic or rhyming presentation of linguistic input enhances language learning.