Sentence examples for introducing context from inspiring English sources

"You want to have people a little younger," he posits, before immediately introducing context to appease the Ming Vase Preservation Society: "Let's not get obsessed here – Radio 4 is not going to be a young person's network, and I'm not trying to make it into a young person's network".

The aim of this paper is to present a novel platform for advanced transmission of medical image and video, introducing context awareness in telemedicine systems.

The paper entitled "Adaptive transmission of medical image and video using scalable coding and context-aware wireless medical networks" written by Doukas et al. presents a platform for advanced transmission of medical image and video, introducing context awareness in telemedicine systems where the transmission of medical images and video for telemedicine purposes is optimized.

This may be improved by employing the junction-aware MRF model[23] and introducing context-based information[24, 25] which will be considered in further study.

The layered architecture is extended by introducing context-aware capabilities to respond to requirements of access to contextual information by citizens as well as data provision on demand basis, as depicted in Figure 3.

These models were later used to obtain results regarding the degree to which performance can be improved if morphological information is introduced into the speech recognition algorithm without introducing context-dependent models.

This problem could be resolved by introducing context-specific additions to the ICF addressing the work activities concerned.

This population variation for plasticity has important implications for theoretical predictions of phenotypic evolution, introducing context-dependence to both phenotypic variation and selection (Schlichting 2008; Pfennig et al. 2010; Moczek et al. 2011).

The space of all context formulas of context C is denoted as R C. In order to make fragments context-aware, we introduce context annotations of actions in fragments.

Real teams acting in their standard environment (in-situ simulation) is the key to introduce context to the programme.

At the start of each trial (see Fig.  2), Partners introduced context sentences, following which Speakers performed the critical speech acts, using single words.