Sentence examples for environment contexts from inspiring English sources

This understanding of rights spans beyond the UN declaration and takes into account the differing perceptions of rights as they relate not just to individuals but also to the social, relational and environment contexts in which we live.

Zhong et al. [16] explored the problem of predicting user demographics, based on the data set of the third task of the Nokia Mobile Data Challence (MDC) [21], which includes users call logs, app logs, activity logs, media logs, and environment contexts.

Future intervention efforts to reduce obesity among African American adolescents should be developed to address strategies to increase physical activity and to modify features of the perceived neighborhood environment contexts that are directly associated with obesity.

The latter are defined as "those aspects of work design and the organisation and management of work, and their social and environment contexts, which have the potential for causing psychological or physical harm" ([ 3], in: [ 4], p.129 f .. Indeed, psychosocial working conditions constitute a large part of these surveys [ 5, 6].

It is all about ubiquity, he says, about the harmonisation of environment, context and presence, and about services.

However, learning seems slow, it is said, because the environment (context) in which it occurs is complex and constantly changing.

"IFLA Position on Copyright in the Digital Environment: Context, Rationale, Controversy and Action," International Federation of Library Associations, Boston, 22 August 2001.

The results indicated that contextual information incorporated into recommendations can be categorised into three contexts, namely users' context, document's context, and environment context.

A ranked list of key places for change in the built environment, along with which ecosystem services should be focused on in a built environment context is presented.

Both indoor and outdoor passive cooling benefits were clearly demonstrated and quantified with varying climate conditions, material characteristics and the built environment context.

Regardless of whether the platform is a mobile device, a wearable, or embedded in the environment, context offers an implicit dimension that will become highly important if we are to power more human-centric experiences.