The contextual location was split into preceding and following based on the position relative to the current syllable.
Three features documented in the OLI imagery time-series (contextual feature, and position- and size-invariance) were used to accurately discriminate offshore platforms from false positives.
Little research has yet examined the impacts on water resources arising from this large-scale land use conversion to cultivation of biofuel feedstock or positioned contextual water resource governance in Indonesian locales in a wider political ecology of European climate politics.
The answer is that we don't passively recognize emotions but actively perceive them, drawing heavily (if unwittingly) on a wide variety of contextual clues — a body position, a hand gesture, a vocalization, the social setting and so on.
The LOC has been previously involved in the representation of contextual information about objects' position within complex scenes [cf. Preston et al., 2013].
This mutual responsibility for health admits of degrees just as an individual's ability to control her health varies depending on contextual factors, including her position in her social hierarchy [ 65].
The feature set included orthographical features (e.g., capitalization, word length), frequency information, phrasal information (class of preceding words and common suffixes of the target token), dictionaries (such as first names or location names), and contextual information (such as sentence position or closest section heading).
We made the contextual distinction between five positions in the walk sequence for each step: the first, second, last, last-but-one steps of the sequence, and all the other steps.
This article aims to uncover differing interpretations of decentralization across countries by capturing the effects of the economic and cultural dimensions and contextual factors on party positioning.
