Sentence examples for output online from inspiring English sources

(P.S. 1 archives each day's output online).

The rest post only some of their print output online, but all of it free.

The company has seven drilling rigs — the most it has ever had — operating in the highly profitable gulf to restore production and bring new output online.

Although Ofcom currently regulates parts of the BBC – notably its market impact – it will add responsibility for impartiality and accuracy in the new regime as well as, for the first time, oversight of the BBC's written output online.

It is crucial that the ABC makes those people, too, feel that somewhere in its output, online or on air, there are places where its views and concerns are heard, and reflected and, to the extent that the verifiable facts allow, given validity.

Then, in order to enhance the adaptability and real-time performance of proposed IDMs, two online optimization algorithms, including exact online programming driving (EOPD) and inexact online programming driving (IOPD), are developed by improved gradient descent and stochastic meta-decent method to update the controller's output online.

With comprehensive closed-form equations, the model also allows the user to modulate the waveform, the frequency and the phase constraint of the outputs online by directly setting the inner parameters without the need for any manual tuning.

Gregor Muir, executive director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts, said the "curated" output of online stations was filling a void left by commercial radio's embrace of computer-generated playlists.

9.53am BST Looking at the details of the factory output data (online here), it appears that most sectors of Britain's manufacturing base suffered a drop in output in May: Photograph: ONS 9.43am BST UK manufacturing output suffers shock fall in May Crumbs!

According to Mr Parsons, who is now chairman of Citigroup, Ms Moore was "bright, charming, energetic, fun and gutsy" and had the skills to "transform Time Inc from a magazine company to a publishing company" that made its output available online as well as in print.

They're instrumenting the physical world and integrating this output into online applications.