Sentence examples for input is interpreted from inspiring English sources

In the first part, on-line freehand sketched input is interpreted as 2D and 3D geometry, which geometrically represents conceptual design.

The last term refers to the tendency of perceptual input to arouse physical action tendencies that in turn affect the way the perceptual input is interpreted.

The variation in terrigenous input is interpreted to be related to changes in TOC flux and C/N ratios (cf., Ishiwa et al. 2016; Yu et al. 2010; Mackie et al. 2005).

Information theory is no longer as generally accepted as it was a few years ago, and more research has shown that in speech perception the cues provided by the acoustic input are interpreted, unconsciously and very rapidly, with reference not only to the phonological structure of the language but also to the more abstract levels of grammatical organization.

The inhibition of chondrocyte proliferation induced by FGF is a cell type-specific response that contrasts with the mitogenic effect of FGFs in most other cells, raising the question of how the same signaling inputs are interpreted by different cell types to generate specific patterns of gene expression and biological response.

In this framework, the presence of synchronous oscillations is interpreted as a signal of the presence of odour input and slow patterning as an odour's distinguishing characteristic.

In the input output network context, indegree is interpreted as the number of direct connections that a sector has with its input suppliers.

Everything is interpreted.

It the input can be interpreted as a number, the interpreter put the value on the stack.

However, if the production function were instead to include an additional imported input with a low elasticity of substitution, then an increase in the price of that input could be interpreted as a change in A and/or M. Homogeneity of degree one allows us to ignore distributional issues in computing the steady state of the economy and studying its equilibrium properties.

The experiment also shows that a new sensory input can be interpreted by a region of the brain that normally does something else (without having to "hijack" the function of that brain region).