Sentence examples for indirect input from inspiring English sources
The central complex of decapods and insects, instead, receives indirect input from the lateral (compound) eye visual system, and connections with median eye (ocellar) projections are present.
This fluvial sensitivity to the meteorological conditions induced temporal variations in sedimentary supply originating from either direct input from remnants of periglacial alluvial sheets or local rocky outcrops and/or from indirect input from the erosion of alluvial and colluvial deposits.
tablet to implement a soft keyboard and touch pointer as an indirect input device.
A reference tissue compartment model was used for a noninvasive estimation of BPND with a time-activity curve in the pons as an indirect input function (Fig. 1).
An indirect input device may draw a user's attention away from the interface, interrupting their concentration when aligning the arrows with landmarks.
This study proposed using a touch surface as an indirect input, since it can be easily and seamlessly embedded into a smart home.
Yet some of the biggest potential gains from B2B may lie in smaller firms' purchases of so-called indirect inputs, such as telephone charges, office furniture or electricity.
Whereas the first kind of saving is mainly due to a shift in income from suppliers to buyers, this second form of saving represents a permanent gain in productivity.The study estimates that if all small and medium-sized firms in Britain used the Internet to buy indirect inputs, it could save them up to £24 billion ($36 billion) a year.
In 2011, only 13%% of all metals required as direct and indirect inputs for products and services finally consumed in the EU stemmed from within the European territory.
Australia delivered 6%% of metals serving as indirect inputs to EU final demand, with iron ore, copper and precious metals being the most important commodities.
The reason, why this sector has a significant material footprint is that the provision of services in the health sector requires a large number of material-intensive products serving as indirect inputs, including, for example, chemical and pharmaceutical products.
