The survey questions covered driving patterns, attitudes about speeding in various contexts, risk perceptions accompanying each context, risk-taking during driving (measured on a scale of 1 to 7, with 1 being "no chance" and 7 "a high chance"), the frequency of near-accident events, and the perceived effectiveness of rewards versus fines.
Accompanying the context model design, requirements for a detailed design of MCM-related elements are formulated, while the element "change cause" as the starting point of any change in manufacturing is already further detailed and described.
Based on this and the present results, one may speculate that in addition to modulating word retrieval, incongruity between prosody and word meaning triggers processes that calibrate linguistic representations to better map onto accompanying vocal context.
"We wanted each car on display to tell a story and to be accompanied by context," said François Confino, the set designer who did the same job for the Cinema Museum in Turin and who in 1977 designed the first exhibit at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
For example, he said the social reach metric (which shows how often people saw an ad accompanied with context like a comment from their friend) turned out to be not that different from a standard reach metric, and advertisers didn't know how to use the data to improve their campaigns.
To start characterizing them, we here analyzed the metabolic context accompanying ProDH stimulation at three different HR stages.
In the attempt to overcome a serious problem of these classical models – their impossibility to evoke different associations depending on the context accompanying a same key stimulus- Mizraji [ 15] developed an extension of the model that performs adaptive associations.
The complete dataset comprised semi-structured interview data from a total of 66 different participants, 38.5 hours of non-participant observation of use of the software in context, accompanying researcher field notes, and hospital documents (including project initiation and lessons learnt reports).
It is often set to music and accompanied by context-specific body language, and must aim to fit the shape of characters' mouths as they are speaking.
Sugar, from its first appearance in Europe, was viewed as much as a drug as a sweetener; its long-lived medieval reputation as an exotic luxury encouraged its appearance in elite contexts accompanying meats and other dishes that to modern taste are more naturally savoury.
