Sentence examples for input that would from inspiring English sources

Matt's need for help with his homework, mediation of fallouts with friends, music exams and much more, all need input that would have been better from Helen.

But now that it's going forward, the administration should pause and collect a team for input that would almost guarantee a world-class result.

Apple has had a new patent published by the USPTO today (via AppleInsider), and it's one that details an extension of multi-touch input that would take gestures above the screen, allowing for 3D manipulation of objects via 3D gesture inputs.

At the same time, keep your head open so you don't look at everything as criticism or the kind of input that would make you cynical after a while.

Moreover, the causal inference model can make direct predictions about the causal structure of sensory input that would have been impossible with the previous models.

I think the paper needs to present a clear treatment of the anatomical input that would be conveyed to the hippocampus via the fornix and clarify how this input would be related to the kind of hierarchical visual processing that is proposed in their theoretical framework.

The EU also needs to find inputs that would no longer result in the clearing of environmentally sensitive forests and wetlands to plant fuel crops, an issue known as indirect land use change.

Once we're done showering Kitty and Fido with trinkets, let's bleed them out and fry them up: "If we let dogs be dogs, and breed without interference, we would create a sustainable, local meat supply with low energy inputs that would put even the most efficient grass-based farming to shame," Foer writes.

However, this is a time consuming method of validation, and it leaves place for untested inputs that would fail.

Interestingly, the responsiveness was enhanced in the presence of correlated background activity, allowing the neuron to respond to inputs that would normally be subthreshold.

This modulation can modify significantly the non-visual photic inputs that would be produced by the lamps alone, and opens the way for controlling to a certain extent the subject's exposure to different regions of the optical spectrum.