Sentence examples for flexible context from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the approach and methods how engineering analysis problems in product development and manufacturing can be solved in the flexible context of CAE applications and grid computing infrastructure.

We found that catalytic residues are in general located in structurally less flexible context.

Furthermore, the versatility of this single type of precursor and the inherently tailorable amount of vinyl-pendant functionality enable interface decoration in the highly flexible context of thiol ene "click" chemistry.

Despite the important role that primate alarm calls have played in the search for the roots of human language, and having been identified as a flexible, context and audience-dependent behaviour requiring sophisticated cognitive processes (Zuberbühler 2007), far less is known about geographic variation in primate alarm calls.

Nicotine increased incorrect choices of stimuli that were associated in a different context, indicating stronger stimulus stimulus associations at the expense of flexible context-adaptive behavior.

Prefrontal cortex is thought to have a fundamental role in flexible, context-dependent behaviour, but the exact nature of the computations underlying this role remains largely unknown.

We suggest that land use preferences of farmland birds often could be expected to display a temporal and spatial variation and this should be reflected in a more flexible, context-dependent approach for the conservation of farmland biodiversity.

We discuss recent experimental evidence that spatial context is population-coded, a property which could allow both discrimination between overlapping contexts and generalization across them, and thus provide a foundation for animals' capacity for flexible context-linked place learning.

This work demonstrates how people can learn to implicitly adapt their processing strategies in a flexible context-dependent manner and establishes a novel learning mechanism supporting the generalization of cognitive control.

Instead, SA patients have impairment in flexible, context- and time-appropriate use of semantic and other non-semantic types of information (Head 1926; Jefferies and Lambon Ralph 2006).

However, recent neurophysiological work in monkeys suggests that prefrontal cortex may play a more direct role in representing conceptual information in a flexible context-specific manner.