Sentence examples for explicit input from inspiring English sources

No other explicit input signal is required.

On rare occasions you will need to use the getline command, which can do explicit input from any number of files (see section Explicit Input with getline).

The home's model inputs are assigned probability distributions representing uncertainty ranges, pseudo-random selections are made from the uncertainty ranges to define "explicit" input values, and synthetic utility billing data are generated using the explicit input values.

Some proponents have suggested some approaches and claimed their methodologies involve discriminating power to determine the most efficient DMU without explicit input.

Such models require spatially explicit input parameters describing the architecture of the pore space and the heterogeneous distribution of microbes and organic matter as decomposable substrate.

To demonstrate its usefulness, this robust MPC technique is applied to an industrial continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) problem with explicit input and output constraints.

Toloo (2013) extended a DEA approach for finding the most efficient unit considering a data set without explicit inputs.

The reason is that, almost always, these are defined in terms of implicit graphs of state or problem reduction spaces, while the standard definitions of all complexity classes are specifically tailored to explicit inputs.

The principle shortcoming of FVS and Climate-FVS currently is that it does not ingest spatially explicit inputs or operate in a spatially explicit analysis framework, as do many ecosystem process-based models [e.g., [14, 15, 17, 21, 22].

Popularized by Amazon and Netflix more than a decade ago, personalization is the practice of tailoring information to people based on what they are looking for, what they have found interesting in the past, what their friends have engaged with, or based on explicit inputs like their interests.

In the field of GRA, DEA models without explicit inputs are applied, i.e., the models in which only pure outputs or index data are taken into account (see [10, 23, 25]).