Sentence examples for input and yield from inspiring English sources

And hidden in the vast sequences of A (adenine), G (guanosine), C (cytosine) and T (thymine) that spell out the genetic messages ie, genes are functions that take an input and yield an output, much as computer programs do.

The performance indicators GOR (defined as the ratio of the condensation heat of water produced relative to the heat input) and yield of the device are calculated from the measured temperatures and flow rates for different operating conditions.

The feed forward backpropagation neural network of ANN was used to build predictive model with concentrations of four media components as an input and yield of PGase production as an output of the model.

This block accepts a bit sequence as input and yields its digitally modulated version as output.

For instance, λx.mother(x) is a function that takes an individual x as its input and yields x's mother as its output.

Similarly, λx.λw.called(x)(w) is a function that takes an individual x as its input and then yields as its output another function, λw.called(x)(w), which takes a world w as its input and yields a truth value, either 1 or 0, depending on whether the individual x called in the world w.

Inner sense accounts construe introspection as similar to perception in that it involves a monitoring mechanism or "self-scanning process" (Armstrong 1993: 324) that takes mental states as input and yields representations of those states as output.

Insignificant relation between increasing N, P fertilizer input and yields of rice, maize and wheat, contradicts with studies reported elsewhere and widely accepted conclusions, again casting doubt on official data.

Thus, the "Worminator" provides a relatively low-cost platform for developing genera- and stage-specific assays with high efficiency and reproducibility, low labor input, and yields objective motility data that is not subject to scorer bias.

Similar to the original GCS/CRS model, the new GCS/ANS model contains the critical point parameters and acentric factor as input and yields a very accurate description of the PVT- and VLE-surfaces of one-component fluids in a wide range of thermodynamic states, including the nearest vicinity of the critical point.

The exact linkage algorithm takes the posterior co-assignment probabilities as input, and yields as output a rooted binary tree, - or more generally, a forest of such trees.