Sentence examples for using the same input from inspiring English sources
The actual core games probably won't change that much because we're still using the same input devices - analogue stick joypads.
Relative to CYANA, autoNOE-Rosetta can achieve a similar degree of structural convergence using the same input resonance assignments with both the aliphatic and amide NOE peak lists.
The tests were conducted using the same input excitation conditions (10 m/s2), frequency range of (50 150 Hz).
Using the same input contour line data from 1 10,000 maps, basic cone parameters such as cone height, basal and crater width have been measured in order to calculate parameters like Hco/Wco ratio and average slope angle.
However, the predicting capabilities of Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) and Fuzzy Inference System (FIS) as well as the Multivariate Regression (MR) techniques have been evaluated and compared using the same input variables.
A probabilistic random crack extension criterion is also proposed which allows for statistically varying random damage and surface crack growth development during each run using the same input properties.
First, cheaper imports may allow firms to produce existing goods using the same inputs as before, but at a lower cost.
Although these two systems have different characteristics and channel models, they can be studied using the same input-output equations as described in the signal model section.
Although the pooling exercise seems to be reasonable, issues regarding the association between inputs and outputs can emerge again when potatoes and wheat are not necessarily grown using the same inputs (or we do not observe that).
In the BPEL process, if for any reason the voter faces faults or if there is an absence of consensus, the second version of voter is invoked using the same inputs.
One of the reasons Japan has struggled is that it never successfully made this transition from "input-based growth" (throwing more human and capital resources at doing the same things) to "innovation-based growth" (using the same inputs, but doing things smarter).
