Sentence examples for input behind from inspiring English sources

However, the "sensory input" behind self-attributions may include input from interoception, proprioception, and the like.

While Microsoft isn't the first to place input behind the screen, it is first to have a keyboard.

"Although he hadn't coached at the club for some years, without his input behind the scenes with our coaching team and the structure of the programme, we wouldn't be where we are today.

You could drive yourself crazy calculating all the direct and indirect inputs behind a consumer choice, so here's a handy rule, courtesy of Jerry C. Taylor, head of natural resource studies at Cato: If you care about the environment, go for the cheaper item.

The notion of neuroplasticity, or the brain's ability to rewire itself throughout life based on new input, is behind a boom in brain-training sites like Lumosity, which recently closed a $32 million funding round.

The primary touch input technology behind most devices were resistive touchscreens which often required a stylus for input.

I'm sure he could manage without my input – I follow behind as an extra threat to the sheep, and if one did make a bid for freedom, I wouldn't know what to do – but I certainly get a thrill from being involved.

The sites are characterised by background sedimentation from shallow standing water (brackish to hypersaline) and occasional fluvial input (Saliña Tam) behind a barrier of coral rubble.

Even a moment of graphics lagging behind input — in this case, moving your head to look around — can lead to serious motion sickness and ruin a user's sense of immersion.

Narrative turns down the volume from the back mic, focusing the audio recording on your voice as you shoot; Outdoors shoots from both mics, using the noise cancellation mic to nullify some of the wind; subject is the contrast to the narrative option, focusing the mic recording input on things behind the camera.

During the simultaneous acquisition of transient signals, Faraday amplifier outputs are lagging behind input signals after a change in signal intensities.