Sentence examples for large-scale context from inspiring English sources

Given its size and complexity, this data set serves as an outstanding testbed for open and reproducible scientific practices in a large-scale context.

Because the large-scale context is designed into these experiments, results can be directly interpreted at the scale of management that produced the manipulation, eliminating a change-of-scale bias common in smaller management experiments.

In a large-scale context favourable to local decision-making, and against a background of a partial and disputed evidence base, the move to establish the new standalone service was contested.

In this section, we review the literature for the usage of aggregation on context-aware systems and some large-scale context propagation techniques.

Based on each user's current context, Radiator continuously adapts each message propagation path and delivery delay, making an efficient use of network bandwidth, arguably the biggest bottleneck in the deployment of large-scale context propagation systems.

Instead of learning minerals by rote memorization of chemical classes, he says, students can use the new scheme created by Hazen to "put them into a large-scale context that clearly shows how they are part of the history of the Earth and universe around us". Mineralogist Jeffrey Post of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., agrees.

It simultaneously conjures a continent's worth of postwar art and history and breathes new life into the depleted form of the large-scale, context-oriented art exhibition.

There is a need for further research in the area of middleware with regard to the use of large-scale context-aware applications as part of the informational landscape of smart sustainable cities, as well as to the modeling and management of context information in distributed pervasive applications and in open and dynamic pervasive environments.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02725.016 To further assess the similarities between MMR-deficient mutation patterns and germ-line genetic variability, we analyzed small-scale and large-scale context-dependent effects on substitution patterns.

Remarkably, the observed substitution pattern, in particular how it was impacted by small and large-scale contexts, was very similar to that in the germ-line at different time scales: for germ-line substitutions as they currently arise (de novo), as they have accumulated in the human population or as they served as a substrate for human-chimpanzee divergence (Hodgkinson and Eyre-Walker, 2011).

"In terms of really understanding what is going on in the Arctic and trying to put the changes we see in the larger scale context - volume is the key part of the story," explained Prof Alan O'Neill, chairman of Esa's Earth Science Advisory Committee.