Sentence examples for input there was from inspiring English sources

Under heavy grazing with limited soil C input, there was a decrease in pasture and an increase in soybean participation in total C input.

In high risk women who received specialist genetic input, there was a marginally significant trend towards increased perceived risk.

For an exemplar cell (Fig. 3 A) in control conditions, following the brief somatic/thalamic input, there was a large depolarization at the main apical bifurcation, which lasted ∼70 ms after the somatic stimulus has ended.

This Wednesday in parliament, to be hastily debated without public input, there's a proposed amendment to the foxhunting laws (basically, the return to packs to flush the fox, in line with Scottish law).

Therefore, for the gating network input, there are six channels for the first layer of convolution.

On the contrary, for each admissible prior doxastic state and each admissible evidential input there is only one posterior doxastic state not ruled by Jeffrey (Spohn) conditionalization.

A consequence of this is that, for a certain impeller-tank configuration and a certain energy input, there is a certain tank size that decreases the spatial variation in the system, thus, narrowing the size distribution produced in the tank.

A separately mounted microphone responds to voice input; there's even a special button to cut through "On the Road Again" when Willie and the band are too loud for the system to hear you.

The 3-state PWM signal switches between and 0 when the input signal is positive, otherwise between and 0. In case of null input there is no switching activity and hence switching losses are reduced.

While a megamap in either mode is similarly robust to a noisy or incomplete external input, there are clear differences between the modes when the network is driven by conflicting external input encoding multiple locations in the environment.

While the external input itself is continuous, at the lower levels of external input there is a separation of timescales, where one avalanche always finishes well before the next avalanche begins.