(PageRank considers some elements of the context surrounding an incoming link, but not the page's overall topic). AIR rewards pages that have on-topic incoming links.
She incorporates elements of the context in many of her designs, which also reflect her interests in nature and travel.
In human machine interface, keeping track of user's activity provides some elements of the context that can guide the access to information.
The analysis of Excerpt Two has shown that the material elements of the context, e.g. the tray filled with food and the location of the interaction, are key to interpreting what is going on in the beginning of the exchange, the semiotic context, even though those material elements are not, in fact, picked up in the language of the text in any explicit way.
It's using elements of the context and finding either direct contradictions based on your knowledge, or apparent ones based on what you know about probability, like the probability that you can find a dinosaur bone three feet down in your yard.
These settings comprise elements of the contexts – the 'exogenous processes' – in which professional work is located and in which complex interventions are ultimately enacted.
The N-sites (∼40% of recording sites) represent the contour elements irrespective of the context in which they occur, and they may thereby provide a "veridical" map of the visual scene that is independent of attention shifts.
While decommissioning is an essential element of the agreement, the context in which it can be achieved is the overall implementation of that agreement..
Beresford claimed that uncertainty is an inescapable element of the interpersonal, context-specific and judgement-dependent nature of medical practice [ 46].
As cognitive context is changed, elements of the old context must be suppressed and elements of the new context must be retrieved or activated, producing a reconfiguration appropriate to the new circumstances.
