Sentence examples for inputs in one from inspiring English sources

Specifically, imbalance-induced vibration inputs in one flywheel rotor are used to cause a resonant whirling vibration in another rotor.

These results seem to confirm that higher water inputs in one's regular diet might positively impact normal skin physiology, as expressed by its hydration and biomechanical behavior, and in particular in those individuals with lower daily water consumptions.

Freakishly optimized, and they could load your meds into it, just to keep all your material input in one receptacle.

Specifically, it might be that the impact of a given school input in one setting does not necessarily generalize well to other settings initial conditions or institutional setups may matter.

In an investigation conducted by Asadi et al. (2014) three groups of intermediate EFL learners were exposed to the following inputs: 1-enhanced forms of input in one group, 2-input with frequent instances of a grammatical structure in specific in another group, and3- to the third group both types of input.

In the EMIME project, we developed a mobile device that performs personalized speech-to-speech translation such that a user's spoken input in one language is used to produce spoken output in another language, while continuing to sound like the user's voice.

We also thank Shyama Kuruvilla, Andrew Kennedy and Carol D'Souza who provided scientific input in one or more phases of the study.

We also thank Shyama Kuruvilla, Andrew Kennedy and Carol D'Souza who provided scientific input in one or more phases of the study, as well as Prince Dhillon who assisted with the final set of analyses and the preparation of tables.

An additional advantage is that we do not need to care for model selection because the selective nature of the sparse representation captures the level of membership of a given input in one of the different classes.

However, sensory plasticity usually is described in terms of development, such that an organism deprived of sensory input in one channel during an early critical period will develop more elaborate neural processing for another channel (Berardi et al. 2000), providing it with better perception in the latter channel for the remainder of its life.

A common feature of all of these models is that through dynamic competition a slight additional external input in one of the neuronal populations (bottom-up or top-down mediated) is amplified, whereas the activities of the other populations are partially suppressed, implementing in this way an effective filtering mechanism.