Sentence examples for input comes from inspiring English sources

Often his input comes in the form of substitutions.

Each hemisphere also receives impulses conveying the senses of touch and vision, largely from the contralateral half of the body, while auditory input comes from both sides.

The intellectual input comes from deciding, on the basis of the results obtained, which experiments to do next until you have filled in all the blanks.

They may provide the technical and financial infrastructure that keeps the business going, but most of the creative input comes from independent firms and freelancers.

And from that they will be given a strategy, with David Saker, the England pace-bowling coach, reckoning about half the input comes from him and the other half from the bowlers.

It seems to be the sign of a power relationship, in which the power is concentrated in the hands of the institution and parents' sole input comes from the arm's-length deliberations of representative democracy.

State input came from both the local and regional governments, plus the housing ministry in Santiago.

Input came from above — from Michael D. Eisner, then the chief executive of Disney, and a theater lover — and from a small staff of theater professionals like Stuart Oken and Alan Levey.

Input came from architects, engineers, velodrome designers and Chris Hoy, the British cyclist who won three gold medals at the Beijing Games and is competing again this year.

This was very much a corporate exercise, with updates and fan input coming via Coke's official Twitter account, bottles scattered around the studio and the song itself "inspired by Coke".

Whether working with parliament, government, charities or the media, academics can benefit from engaging in a more open dialogue throughout the research process, to ensure that evidence and expert input come in a useful and accessible form.