Sentence examples for inputs to the generation from inspiring English sources

Employment of a neuro-computing approach allows multiple inputs to the generation of multiple outputs.

The paper introduces the requirements for using indicators from a perspective of nature conservation policy, in particular the need to discern the demand and supply of ecosystem services, including their potentials, actual and future use, as well as the natural contributions and human inputs to the generation of ecosystem services.

In some regions, sufficient subsurface data exists over large areas to create improved topographic representations of former glacier beds; these could form important inputs to the next generation of palaeo-ice-sheet and palaeo-glacier simulations.

The proposed method requires the network failure conditions as inputs to enable the generation of the corresponding network FT and compute the network reliability.

The approach extends the standard treatment of planning and (re) action in which part of the input to the plan generation algorithm is a set of basic actions and perhaps some domain axioms.

This is because the industry emissions represent contributions to all supply chains, whereas the products represent the (life cycle) inputs to the last stage of inputs to the power generation technologies.

Both systems build on strong linguistic foundations but require user input prior to the generation of terms or relations, such as the creation of rules in Text2Onto and an annotated corpus of documents for OntoLT (Buitelaar et al., 2004).

Here, to facilitate comparisons, the same gene selection criterion (inputs to network generation) and correlation measure were applied to generate the weighted and unweighted networks in each dataset.

It is also not clear if, for example, olfactory cues within an environment can serve as metric input to the hippocampus for the generation of spatial representations.

Rittinger's law of comminution states that the energy input is proportional to the generation of new surface area.

Joined up approaches by business can result in increased efficiency, for example by turning waste outputs from food production into useful inputs to energy generation (creating a "circular economy").