It is relatively easy to write computer programs that seem able, in severely restricted contexts, to respond fluently in a human language to questions and statements.
M314.132 DP T cell clone recognized autologous melanoma cells in MHC class I restricted context with a very strong CD8 dependence.
Though informative for many kinds of studies, these approaches are not sufficiently fine-tuned for examining the functionality of specific cells or cell classes in a spatially or temporally restricted context.
Our analysis has allowed also to distinguish between S pe-Lifind (genes induced by LIF in a restricted cellular context), Pleio-Lifind (genes induced by LIF in various cellular context and potentially involved in pleiotropic effects of LIF) and Pluri genes.
"Evidence is accumulating that this capability, known as intuition or intuitive decision making, enables the rapid detection of patterns in ambiguous, uncertain and time restricted information contexts," the office said, citing numerous peer-reviewed studies in cognitive psychology and neuroscience.
Cache pits were emplaced features that served to enhance community well-being in the increasingly restricted socioeconomic context of Late Precontact.
All too often, however, they exercise these skills only in narrowly restricted, gender-appropriate contexts.
This can be achieved with customisation, which is inevitably somewhat restricted in the context of attempts to implement national solutions.
This has also been termed domain-specific intelligence,, - meaning that cognitive abilities can be restricted to specific contexts in which they occur.
Coined in 1976, the word "meme" – something that spreads rapidly through a culture – was restricted to scientific contexts until the mid-1990s, according to the Nexis database.
