The Service Composition layer is required to design and specify service workflows, identify data sources, and link necessary processing components to enact the workflows that can constitute context-aware, citizen-specific services.
While the semantics of what constitutes 'context' has been widely discussed in the literature and defining what constitutes context information has been studied extensively in relation to humans (e.g. [19]), little, if no, attention has been given to what constitutes context information in relation to urban systems (energy, traffic, transport, etc).
These grey areas constitute the context from which quasi-citizenship emerges.
They constitute the context for the remaining chapters of the book and the search for the underlying legal causes of these problems.
One's situation is made up of the things, events, and other persons that constitute the context of opportunities for and obstacles to the agent's exercise of his or her power to initiate.
Similarly, the second set of experiments had test utterances generated using ten clean 'normal' speech utterances from the same speaker as in CD-2, convolved with the same recorded impulse response as used in training CD-2 to constitute the context match scenario for CD-2.
When used with natural language sentences, the words before and after a term constitute the context and features include the part of speech and capital/lower case patterns in those surrounding words.
Patterns in the data were explored inductively to identify components and processes that constitute the context of acupuncture as experienced by patients.
The domain, Inner Setting, constitutes the context at region and stroke unit level, as well as interactions between these tiers.
Over-night social functions coupled with excessive alcohol consumption have been found to constitute social contexts for HIV infection in the study communities.
The role of context in guiding animal behavior has attracted increasing attention in recent years, but little is known about what constitutes a context, nor how and where in the brain it is represented.
