Sentence examples for input remote from inspiring English sources

Less focused attention is suggested to decrease the strength of task-specific representations (close associations) and to increase task-irrelevant input (remote associations) whose activation may facilitate access, retrieval, and awareness of non-prepotent solutions thus promoting insight [6] [7].

At any rate, you can find out more over at HK — inputs, remote settings, and such.

Fishkin's taxonomy does not capture TUIs where the input is remote from the output.

An additional objective of the MISR LAI/FPAR algorithm is classification of global vegetation into biome types information that is usually an input to remote sensing algorithms that use single-angle observations.

At $500, the AVH-2330NEX (and the AVH-2300NEX,whish is the same minus the inclusion of HD radio support, a second camera input and remote control) is far cheaper than either buying a new car, or even in many cases paying for the infotainment upgrade package that will get you access to CarPlay and Android Auto in stock vehicles.

In terms of input metrics, remote sensing provides crucial information on the extent of land use, for example the global extent of agriculture (see [ 6]).

Moreover, we found that L-Dopa decreased the impact of exogenous input from remote sources during memory maintenance; this is likely to reflect a diminution of noisy input from outside the circuit [ 19].

Currently, it remains unknown if the blood oxygen level-dependent signal in functional MRI studies is driven by regional neuronal output (spikes) or input from remote neurons (local field potentials) (Raichle and Mintun, 2006).

Direct estimation of photosynthetic light-use efficiency (LUE) from space would be of significant benefit to LUE-based models which use inputs from remote sensing to estimate terrestrial productivity.

Either press "Input" on your remote to scroll through the input options, or press the HDMI input button on the remote.

The sole required human input is the remote control for controlling the target unit.