Sentence examples for input information from from inspiring English sources
A steady-state process simulation NF-PROJECT, which is based on input information from membrane characterisation, was developed (isothermal operation).
Although the Wiener-Hopf work was concerned exclusively with astronomy and done without the guiding influence of computers, it was recognized in World War II that high-speed computations could involve input information from a moving object and, through prediction or extrapolation, provide output data to correct its path.
This model takes, as input, information from atomistic calculations, such as hydrogen hydrogen interaction and the dislocation core structure, and faithfully reproduces results from a computationally much more expensive fully atomistic approach that combines the Embedded Atom Method with Monte Carlo simulations.
We have 3 first-year undergraduates at the University of Pittsburgh eager to get to work in the spring term as part of the successful First Experiences in Research program run by Pitt's Office of Undergraduate Research and we also intend to hire one research assistant who will input information from the rare book collection at the Jewish Theological Seminary.
Restaurants typically manually input information from these invoices into their accounting software, say Plate IQ co-founders Bhavuk Kaul and Ram Jayaraman — a tedious and time-consuming process.
Since we are only using the input information from the models, we do not address the features of a Simulink-like model when generating test data using our approach.
Your friends may guess how it works, as it requires inputting information from their date of birth into the equation, from which you can calculate a person's age immediately.
Such cyber attacks are switching disturbances that affect the input information transmitted from the controller to the plant through a constrained communication network.
Regarding cognitive systems this has been described in detail in constructivist approaches (see Piaget, 1977; von Foerster, 2003; von Glasersfeld, 1989), which argue that a cognitive system does not only process "input" information coming from its environment passively.
Input information was drawn from different sources available in the public domain; all of which are cited in the titles of the tables.
