Sentence examples for contextual compatibility from inspiring English sources
Responding to the two research questions proposed in Section 4, then, we found that the multiple meanings of an ambiguous word are activated at the initial stage of lexical processing regardless of contextual compatibility.
The findings demonstrated the importance of complex contextual matters such as technology compatibility, network reliability, clear communication, logistics and support available for students when implementing new computerised approaches to high stakes assessment.
This article contributes to the evolving stream of research on cuteness by designing two experiments based on the compatibility principle to examine the contextual factors that moderate the effect of cuteness on food consumption (i.e., food type and consumption motivation).
Then, a Markov Random Fields (MRF) model accounting for ecological compatibility is used to model the spatial temporal contextual prior probabilities of images.
These results are particularly similar to reported effects, where early modulation has been observed for configuration categories (i.e., positive valence) and associated contextual effects together with subsequent late modulation based on compatibility.
Thus we converted the three attributes within Davis's Technology Acceptance Model that we were able to test - perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use and compatibility - into three questions (one of which included seven sub-questions, representing the important contextual influences), which are shown in Table 1.
Esthetics are contextual.
Ethics are more contextual.
Compatibility is important.
