Sentence examples for access to context from inspiring English sources

The brain does not know a priori what features of the environment will be relevant, nor does it have direct access to context identity labels.

With the proposed method, the clinician gains quick access to context sensitive clinical guidelines for appropriate treatment of his/her patient and administrative guidelines for the adequate coding of the diagnoses and procedures.

Having access to context information in smart sustainable city applications plays a key role in supporting decision-making processes pertaining to sustainability (e.g. [1, 5, 6, 11]).

A cloud based context provisioning system will 1) allow access to context information through standardised and interoperable interfaces, which will facilitate device and location independence, and 2) provide reliability and scalability through elastic and redundant resources.

The approach highlights the importance of access to context specific health economics data when assessing interventions for disadvantaged groups.

Since the network has no access to context or semantic information, it is impossible for it to distinguish words with the same spelling but different meanings – so performance on these items will be at chance levels.

The action bar gives you access to context-sensitive options.

Various electronic approaches and products aim to support timely access to context-specific information, and these can be active (requiring the user to look up information) or more passive (information is automatically pushed to the user).

Because these other areas have access to the context in which the inputs are generated they are in a position to modulate the selectivity or specialisation of lower areas.

Preprints have evolved to be an integral part of Open Science because they allow Open Access to research context, methodology and output before the often lengthy and competitive peer-review process of traditional publishing.

You have access to their context – where they are located, what time of day it is, and sometimes, their history of interacting with you.