Sentence examples for layered context from inspiring English sources
Instead, they provide layered context in side-notes, within the De Correspondent story.
On their own, each sculpture is a captivating piece, but it's the layered context of who each one is supposed to commemorate that really sells the project even if the nicknames tend to be a bit clichéd.
Urban Designers must identify and investigate complex, layered contexts, within which urban places are embedded.
The stream of social gravity, layered with context (the message) and (perhaps encrypted) metadata via the URL shortener gateway, becomes the rich center of the desktop and beyond.
A spoofed email or instant message provides the first-layer context to entice users to click on a phishing URL, and the phishing website further provides the second-layer context with the look and feel similar to a targeted legitimate website to lure users to submit their login credentials.
In this paper, we focus on the second-layer context to explore the extreme of phishing attacks; we explore the feasibility of creating extreme phishing attacks that have the almost identical look and feel as those of the targeted legitimate websites, and evaluate the effectiveness of such phishing attacks.
The two-layer context graph and Bayes rule-based probabilistic models were used in both systems.
In this paper, we investigate the joint design of an AC policy and an ARQ-based outage mitigation algorithm in a cross-layer context.
Our solution is based on the OPTIMIX system architecture [10], which supports novel controlling modules for cross-layer optimization as well as a signaling framework for transmitting timely cross-layer context information within the video streaming system.
But the recklessly proliferating jazz activity and layered social contexts of the last thirty years of the twentieth century would be far more difficult to sort out.
If your data is being collected without any deeper applications or secondary purposes, you can begin to make use of it by layering in context and definition.
