Sentence examples for input in many from inspiring English sources

The total solar irradiance (TSI) has been the sole solar input in many climate models for lack of long and reliable time series of solar spectral irradiance (SSI) measurements currently.

Nitrogen (N) is the largest agricultural input in many Australian cropping systems and applying the right amount of N in the right place at the right physiological stage is a significant challenge for wheat growers.

The load ratio R (load minimum/load maximum) is one of the commonly considered parameters and, although many attempts have been made with the aim to identify the different mechanisms that depend on R (e.g. crack closure effects), this parameter is still used as an additional input in many applications.

AGE analysis is now an essential input in many countries to the discussion of a wide range of economic topics relevant to public policy.

The rise of the Internet has given new meaning to somewhat older concepts of user involvement in research: the "wisdom of the crowd" (or "collective intelligence"), which found its origins in marketing, is now rapidly becoming a valuable input in many different types of research [24].

Mills made a piece about him, Where The Light Ends, but used his input in many more musical pieces.

A key challenge associated with neurocontrol is underactuation, wherein a small number of inputs (in many current implementations, a single input) impinges on an orders-of-magnitude greater number of neurons [23], as schematized in Fig. 1.

Given the limited substitutability between labor and non-labor inputs in many agricultural activities, the analysis suggests that greater control of non-labor inputs by the buyer increases total surplus.

The co-existence of relatively low levels of productivity in Africa and the availability and widespread use of technical knowledge and productivity-enhancing inputs in many other parts of the world indicates the need for attention to the barriers to the adoption of productivity-enhancing inputs in African food and agricultural systems.

The PLE expresses the rate at which the signal power decays as a function of the distance [15] and it is an important input parameter in many WSN/WUSN communication models [14].

Since these protocols require exact matching of identifiers, they do not tolerate any errors in these identifiers: Due to the design specifications of cryptographic functions, the slightest input variation results in many changes to the output (ideally, a change of one input bit should cause a change in half of the output bits).