Sentence examples for input for its from inspiring English sources
Dynamic estimation of Origin destination (O-D) matrix is a fundamental input for ITS systems, which need to identify the current traffic state and predict future traffic conditions at real-time level.
(Rooney) 'Lush Valley' (previews start on Wednesday; opens on Sept. 11) An interactive journey into a utopian society, this immersive theatrical experience was shaped through public forums and draws on audience input for its execution, as immigration agents in a government office vet citizenship applicants.
(Rooney) 'Lush Valley' (in previews; opens on Sunday) An interactive journey into a utopian society, this immersive theatrical experience was shaped through public forums and draws on audience input for its execution, as immigration agents in a government office vet citizenship applicants.
The NRC task force report solicited no public input for its report.
One idea is a stylus, which could provide a new type of hardware input for its creators.
But a free market can't exist when a cartel with the ear of the government is allowed to control a key input for its own self-aggrandizement.
However, the technology was imposed on major stakeholders, such as nurses and pharmacists, without their inputs for its design.
Simple economics would lead one to think this would be a benefit for Mexico – as the inputs for its electronic industry decreased because imports from China are cheaper than from the US.
This may seem odd, given how much the rich world has come to rely on cheap Chinese labour: by one estimate, trade with China has added $1,000 a year to the pockets of every American household, thanks to cheaper goods in the country's stores, cheaper inputs for its businesses and stiffer competition in its markets.
According to this view, computational mechanisms are mechanisms that have the function to manipulate medium independent vehicles in accordance with a general rule that applies to all vehicles and depends on the inputs for its application (Piccinini and Scarantino 2011).
Even though Iran still may receive occasional inputs for its short-range missiles, "Director of National Intelligence DNII) James Clapper stated during a February 11 , 2014 Senate Armed Services Committee hearing that Iran is not currently receiving assistance with its ICBM program".
