Sentence examples for input for example from inspiring English sources

Measures relate to both input – for example, expenditure by the university on its students – and output – for example, the probability of a graduate finding a graduate-level job.

Some chemicals that produce hallucinatory experiences seem to act by reducing sensory input; for example, dramatic hallucinatory recall of intense experiences from the recent past can be brought about by injections of anesthetic drugs such as sodium amobarbital, which favours the conditions for perceptual release.

Mirror neurons enable sensory input, for example, an observed action or body state of another person, to directly affect a person's own preparation state.

It got plenty of input, for example, from Pratt & Whitney, the United Technologies unit, to develop software that would allow the jet-engine maker's customers and partners to collaborate on projects and share documents across several different portals.

The most important layer is the Core, it collects information from all the active modules and makes an informed decision based on the input (for example, "watch not worn" and "fall alarm" together suggest that it is false alarm).

The ability to add detail to or modify one's input, for example by adding a room to a drawing, makes it possible to formulate more granular fingerprint-queries and the mental model corresponds better to the designer's own mental model.

However, there is need for more technical inputs – for example, successful film directors and producers in the diaspora could provide mentoring for their counterparts in the developing countries.

One hypothesis is that people in industries which generate a bigger "paper trail"—because they use more intermediate goods as inputs, for example—are at greater risk of being caught and therefore evade tax less.

Gross margins were calculated as the difference between the outputs, such as crops, milk, goat kids and the inputs, for example, fertilizers, sprays, feed, vaccines, wormers and antibiotics.

Fuel cell inner-component temperatures have been observed to vary with first-order response characteristic due to varied step inputs, for example, in SOFC devices [38].

Although the quantity of inputs, for example of industrial roundwood, increased in several regions (Table 6), their lower world prices (Table 4) still led to a reduction in total input cost.