direct input

noun

1. a device, such as a keyboard, used to insert data directly into a computerized system

Example Sentences

Just this past month, a representative for Cracker Barrel told ABC News in a statement, “We are very pleased with the trajectory of our remodeled stores. Feedback from both guests and team members has been overwhelmingly positive and enthusiastic about the refreshed dining and shopping experience. All of the elements of our remodels were informed by direct input from our guests and team members alike — these changes are for them.”

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So I have a lot of direct input.

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More than just the long hours of analysis and tactical discussions, there was even a direct input into new signage around the team hotel.

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“We might think, well, the principal should be the head of the school, and he most certainly is. But the head of the school at Nathan Hale doesn’t make decisions without direct input from the young people, from teachers, from classified staff.”

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"This is the first report to show that kisspeptin neurons receiving direct input of dynorphin are needed to fully generate the GnRH/LH pulse and surge in female rats," says Professor Hiroko Tsukamura from Nagoya University, the principal investigator of the research group and another corresponding author of the paper.

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