Sentence examples for called context from inspiring English sources

Facebook employees are blaming something called "context collapse": where people, information or expectations from one context invade or encroach upon another.

In what is called context association, the general environment may begin to elicit a response that is being conditioned to a specific stimulus.

Many years later I asked one of my tutors whether what would now be called "context" had played any part in the decision to admit me.

The unfinished song Con, about his prejudices, which turns out to be called Context when it's resung with the missing lines, is about as ingenious as song-writing gets.

A few years ago, she and her husband started a contemporary-dance festival in Russia called Context; that endeavor should soak up a considerable amount of her time and energy.

Parry's plans for 1 Undershaft – which will be the same height as the Shard, that being the maximum height allowed – may come as something of a surprise, given that just a few months ago he published a book called Context in which he warned: "An orgy of tall buildings will transform and arguably overwhelm London".

This is the starting point for our approach, called Context-Aware Resource Allocation (CARA).

Applications that use context to provide services and relevant information are called Context-Sensitive Systems.

The research field related to perceiving information about human users is called context-aware systems.

Indexicals are commonly called context-sensitive expressions (or context-dependent expressions) but the two terms tend to be used differently.

Computer systems that use context to provide more relevant services or information are called Context-Sensitive Systes (CSS) (Abowd et al. 1999).