Sentence examples for user entries from inspiring English sources

Web databases are used to pass data amongst different functional components, and store and retrieve simulation results and user entries.

I found that the mood predictor is a fun novelty, but the most useful feature on Sunnycomb is its huge collection of user entries from around the world.

Furthermore, assume that the inputs are from a given set ℐ and the signature entries are taken from the given set S. The n-dimensional user vector consisting of the user entries taken from the set ℐ n can be represented as vertices of a hypercube.

In terms of data validation, there were no missing or incorrectly entered questionnaire items among all handheld device user entries, while on average 2 items were not intelligibly circled or clearly printed on the paper version of the questionnaire.

Question nodes are of several types: yes/no; yes/no/uncertain; single selection multiple choice question; multiple choice questions; graphic representations of anatomy, e.g. to select affected joints in a patient with joint pain; and user entries, which can be entry of free text or entry from pull down menus.

For example, we incorporated feedback, goal-setting, peer story-telling, and monitoring tools into the website by including computer-generated responses to user entries, a goal-setting application, videos of peer testimonials, trackers for blood glucose, blood pressure, weight and physical activity and a diary).

In the race to attract customers, both companies have been spending more money on radio and television commercials, and on the whopping prizes that those ads promise, than they've been taking in via the rake — a cut, around ten per cent or less, of all the user entry fees.

Resources needed (including services): Computer interface for user entry of structure, selection of endpoints and return of results.

The basic design concept is to deal with most of the power upstream of the absorber used to block the X-ray beam for user entry into the optics hutch.

That database also contains the users' entries in three checkbox lists, variously detailing their turn-ons, what sort of person they're looking for, and what acts they're hoping to perform, as well as biographical information such as whether or not they smoke and drink.

These terms were agreed by RM and AA and validated by exploring service users' entries on Mumsnet and from our knowledge of the 3rd sector (voluntary or not for profit sector) and feeding resources available to women.