Sentence examples for understand input from inspiring English sources

Computers use the standard Web Services Description Language (WSDL) put forth by W3C, a consortium established by web inventor Tim Berners-Lee, to understand input messages and deliver output messages in the same language.

This paper explores the design space for air pointing interactions, and presents tangible results in the form of a framework that helps designers understand input dimensions and resulting interaction qualities.

The chemical space of possible small molecule structures is so vast and diverse that testing synthetic candidate structures, despite many demonstrated successes, may not lead to identification of the actual endogenous signaling molecules, and our work shows that the elucidation of the precise ligand structures is necessary to understand input from upstream signaling pathways.

You can understand inputs, assess options (that are relevant to you), explore scenarios and guide your choices to enable you to be and do your best.

"He understands input and solicits it," Carl Levin, the Democratic chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, told me.

Golden-i devices are meant to recognize normal methods of input, such as touch, keystrokes, etc. but can also understand voice input.

Failing to understand that input through insufficient skills.

This option might not be as intuitive as the defaults, but the logic behind it is fairly easy to understand: the input data has to line up by time steps and by order of the stations.

Although none of these data exclude a role for mirror neurons in action understanding in music or language, they argue against a necessity for motor knowledge to either understand sensory input or to elicit specific activity in the IFG.

It is important for the NHS to understand what input is needed to raise the level of use of the EPR and online information; and how quickly this change can be achieved.

There is a need to understand the inputs into soil from various plant materials (roots, shoots, etc)., and changes in these inputs from changing soil P status [76 78].