Sentence examples for inputs to guide from inspiring English sources

The literature findings along with our experience in working with automotive reman products were used as inputs to guide the formulation of seven major propositions for the strategic factors in decision making within reman.

Instead of framing educational and occupational interruptions as defeats or accidents, they talk about them in terms of opportunities, allowing affective and rational inputs to guide behavior (Zinn 2004).

"Clearly he feels the issue is serious enough and this group is competent enough that maybe we can get some fresh input to guide what we should do," Mr. Carrier said.

A resplendent court culture of its own able to supply a high level of intellectual and artistic input to guide the majolica painters, suitable clay resources and an abundance of wood to fuel furnaces gave the Marche region an advantage in developing this prestigious industry.

Through the Internet and other technologies, families are increasingly seeking health information and gathering input to guide health decisions.

The approach is best described as semi-automatic or "interactive" with the user providing a significant amount of input to guide the theorem-proving effort.

A possible input to guide development is expected from Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of the manufacture, use and recycling of the lithium-air battery.

All the problems were after the team was let go," Schrader said, noting that Facebook intended to incorporate machine learning into Trending Topics but needed human input to guide and train the algorithm.

As the groups have become more vocal, we've started to seek their input to guide key business decisions, which has resulted in better ideas and unique solutions to challenges.

Geriatrician input to guide the management of comorbidities and to accurately assess life expectancy is strongly recommended.

In this way, no support is provided for the somatic marker hypothesis, which states that autonomic changes could serve as a possible input to guide decision making (Damasio, 1996).