Sentence examples for contexts sense from inspiring English sources

In indirect contexts sense, and not designation, matters and so we may know the well-ordering principle for natural numbers, but not know the principle of mathematical induction because, while they are equivalent in truth value, they have different senses.

Gehry is often burdened with the ugly title of "starchitect", meaning a quasi-celebrity with a conspicuous stylistic signature which is applied regardless of function, context, sense or budget to grandiose vanity projects.

More objective micro analytic methods such as conversation analysis that account for context, sense making and clinician-patient interactivity may be useful approaches in achieving this.

Richard W. DeVaul, a graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Media Lab, says there was a wide range of circumstances in which memory aids could be used now, even without sophisticated "context" sensing.

Then, since "George knows that…" is an indirect reference context, senses are significant.

The new specs give us a closer look at how exactly Google does its 3D context sensing magic.

For smart phone implementations, this also includes context sensing and interaction with other applications on the smartphone.

The healthcare systems rely on the components responsible for context sensing, processing, storage and inference, and response.

The context perception layer is independent from the context sensing technology in the sense that it provides an abstract context representation through the use of ontologies.

The context sensing layer generates quantized and non-quantized raw data whose values are numeric values, boolean values, and literals, and most of which are time-stamped.

Exploitation of these results is finally investigated with the description of an energy-efficient algorithm for SDP-based context sensing in a multi-radio pervasive environment.