outputnoun
input
verb[ T ]
uk /ˈɪnpʊt/usinputting | inputted or input | inputted or input
IT
to put data into a computer:
input data/details/informationHis account details had been input incorrectly.

Examples of input

input
We present two case studies that demonstrate a service to extract data from product models and provide inputs to component analysis applications.
Moreover, such systems can only be passive if they have identical numbers of inputs and outputs.
Presumably, learners compare their outputs further to their perceived inputs.
There are often situations when we may not mind spending more time on some inputs but would like to have a k -colouring.
The largest inputs occurred in the activities which produced goods for the family's own use.
Thus, there is evidence that this may be a developmental period when phonological awareness abilities are responsive to environmental inputs.
Neurons summate inputs and fire in bursts, other neurons react with longer latencies, the sensory signal is repeatedly reorganized, and the activity eventually dissipates.
The results (table 3) show that the sensitivity was greatest with inputs for natural life expectancy, maximum recruitment rate, and pat-occupying frequency of breeders.
With all inputs at the standard values the residual population was 50 (3).
If the new crop requires more inputs, for example, this would be accounted for.
If c 0, technology allows farmers to substitute capital (or other inputs) for climate.
The capacity analysis did not include any other variables, such as the qualitative variables in table 1, as inputs.
The vector of intensity variables z defines the reference technology given the observed inputs and outputs.
The independent variables are prices, fixed inputs, and variables for the separability test.
One of these consumption goods is cooked food, which requires raw food, fuel, water, and labor as inputs.
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input

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additional input
The most easily adopted practices were primarily those not requiring any additionalinput purchases or substantial labour.
afferent input
This block corresponds to a period when behavioral signs of hyperalgesia also disappear, which indicates that the phosphorylation depends on primary afferent input.
agricultural input
There has been a general trend of consolidation within the agriculturalinput, processing and retail markets.
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