Sentence examples for easy context from inspiring English sources

It is putting those words in an easy context.

Humanitarian aid costs seven times more in South Sudan than it costs in Somalia – which is not an easy context either.

The energy market is not an easy context in which to innovate production processes and products, but perhaps the energy cooperatives are a start or even more of an energy transition [11, 16].A successful energy transition is a bottom-up process in which local people and groups participate in new experiments and projects [16, 17].

There are easy contexts in which to place this incident.

An easier context in which to study this would be to compare integrated PIN-mRNA networks for cancer and corresponding normal tissue, as normal tissue exhibits significantly much lower levels of alterations.

Update: It's not a fix for the bloat and so on, but for a clean UI like the one I chopped together above, it's as easy as context-clicking on a playlist and opening it in a new menu.

Of course, the United States is indebted to Pakistan for its support in the Afghan war, and it is not easy, in this context, to criticize it.

Handle makes it easy to add context to your tasks so you can execute on them more efficiently.

It's easy to imagine context cards being accessible for products tagged in Snap Ads as well as scanned through visual search.

The implementation of the proposed architecture in Android smartphone provides light-weight, easy to deploy, context aware wireless services for effective crowd disaster mitigation and generation of an in time alert to take measures to avoid the occurrence of a stampede.

Thanks to the reprogrammability of these chips, it's easy to switch context within an application, too, so you could be processing a raw image at one point and then reconfigure the FPGA to run a deep learning model to analyze that image within a few milliseconds.