Sentence examples for input from the side from inspiring English sources

Williams said: "He wanted more input from the side.

Since your groom may have an opinion about certain wedding items, call his mom to get input from that side of the family.

The 1969 police raid on a Panthers hangout, in Los Angeles, is presented entirely as a one-sided affair; any input from the other side is dismissed by Wayne Pharr, who was then in the house, with an easy shrug.

And while there is plenty of input from the "buy side" – folks from investment firms like Pimco and BlackRock get their say, along with Vanguard's founder, Jack Bogle – there are no contributions from the hedge fund managers or private equity tycoons who generate just as much in trading and deal revenue for banks and have a big influence on the latter's behavior.

We also have a group of technology partners we work with to make sure we have the proper input from the attorney side.

These differences suggest that the bilateral transfer illusion requires that additional processes related to the integration of visual and tactile input from the opposite sides of the body be implicated.

This relies on the fact that brains have two hemispheres, but most language-processing is done in only one of them.For reasons that lie deep in the evolutionary history of the vertebrates, the right hemisphere deals with sensory input from the left-hand side of the body, and vice versa.

This may have been a reflection of the young age of the children and the need for maternal input from the mother's side of the family.

Recently, lateralisation has also been demonstrated in the honeybee in that they learn odours more effectively with their right antenna than with their left [38], [39] and colours more effectively with their right eye than with their left [40], indicating a dominance of sensory inputs from the right side in bees.

In this respect it has been recognized that neurons in the spinal cord receive inputs from the contralateral side that, under normal conditions, are ineffective in generating an active response.

"This had nothing to do with any input from either side of the aisle" in Congress, nor was it influenced by the Obama administration, Mr. Brinser added.