Sentence examples for input cues from inspiring English sources

These models posit that species-typical psychological mechanisms take as input cues from the individual's phenotype that would have been ancestrally linked to differential cost benefit tradeoffs of alternative personality strategies, and produce as output personality trait levels with the greatest probabilistic net benefit for the individual.

The UAE team behind this new machine learning training model for lip reading have been looking purely at visual inputs — so training their model on the shape of the mouth as certain sounds are spoken, without any audio input cues at all.

The butterflies complete their journey in such an optimal and predetermined way, arriving in central Mexico after two months of flight saving energy by using few input cues that depend entirely on the position of the sun and the time of day.

Our experiments additionally revealed that this regulatory architecture enforces tight synchronization between output production and sustenance of input cues.

As introduced earlier, peptide specificity is a crucial component of a wider cellular requirement, signal fidelity, which ensures that cells will correctly decode input cues and respond accordingly.

The invariance manifold concept suggests, in part, that as input cues are gradually varied (by changing concentration and/or composition of cytokines/growth factors), the activation state of intracellular signaling network also changes gradually.

Hence, the controller once again will need to be adequately informed to distinguish between the different scenarios by appropriate changes to SI, insulin on board, or correction factors, with or without glucagon delivery, based on multimodality inputs or cues (e.g., exercise announcement, accelerometer/heart rate inputs, and alcohol announcement).

Hence, the controller will need to be adequately informed and trained to distinguish between the different situations by appropriate rapid changes to SI, insulin on board, or correction factors based on multimodality inputs or cues (e.g., meal announcement and/or heart rate or cutaneous sweat sensors).

Moreover, for each situation is rated the fidelity of the simulator response to the rider input, the motion cues (in particular roll motion feeling and longitudinal acceleration feeling), and the audio/visual cues.

We also introduce a facial expression recognition from live video input using temporal cues.

If it were possible to use input from physical cues such as changes in organ geometry, blood-flow dynamics or temperature in a closed-loop therapeutic device, this would open up a new way of thinking about how to harness biological sensing for clinical purposes.