Sentence examples for limited inputs from inspiring English sources

In some areas of the country, upland rice is a subsistence crop planted by farmers who apply limited inputs to their crops.

What people disagree about is whether it's worth having around, what with Apple's chokehold on content and the limited inputs.

To overcome the limited inputs of the dynamic model, a new scalable dimensionless transformation and strictly bounded terms are designed, which guarantee the existence of the ratio between limited inputs and command signals.

Second, by applying ANFTSMS, the proposed ANFTSM-controllers (ANFTSMCs) provide high precision finite-time convergence, robust to time-varying disturbances, uncertainties and accommodate to actuator faults, limited inputs.

Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) is cultivated as a staple in much of Africa, South America, and Asia because it is easy to grow with limited inputs (Howeler et al. 2013).

The same principal source is identified in retrograde tracer studies of macaque monkeys, which also show lighter projections arising from the accessory basal nucleus, along with limited inputs from the lateral nucleus to frontal insula areas (Jacobson and Trojanowski 1975; Porrino et al. 1981; Carmichael and Price 1995; Ghashgaei and Barbas 2002).

Although Mr. Haslam sought her opinion, Ms. Bushnell had limited input.

And her aides limited input on the speech from Obama advisers, while seeking advice from her former strategist, Mark Penn, a loathed figure in the Obama camp.

Last month we wrote that chief executive G. Allen Andreas was having limited input into the selection of his successor at Archer Daniels Midland, the agribusiness giant dominated for four decades by the Andreas family.

Within this size class, planktivores make up a considerable portion of the abundance (44%), and herbivores and mixed diet feeders also contribute substantially (28% and 20% respectively), but corallivores have limited input (8%) (Figure 4B).

However, to our knowledge there has been limited input to date, at least as reported in the literature, from decision-makers in helping to identify relevant research priorities.