Sentence examples for loose context from inspiring English sources

This is loose context sensitivity.

The other element of contextualism could be called strict context-sensitivity, as opposed to loose context sensitivity.

The user can simultaneously focus on several nodes in terminology systems and then use interactive animated graph navigation for further exploration without loosing context.

In such a loose monetary context today's figures are a great disappointment and highlight the need for fiscal expansion to support efforts on the monetary side.

This way, we enable a kind of a zoom in an N-dimensional space which is interactive and continuously, so the user does not loose the context.

The term is frequently used in a looser social context in which masochism is defined as the behaviour of one who seeks out and enjoys situations of humiliation or abuse.

"It's without any context, loose images on a subject, not fitting in any way as a whole," said Maarten van Deventer, 23. "It's not working".

Pulled loose from their contexts, reshuffled as a set of greatest hits, each one carried a distilled power.

In that context, a loose, jokey workplace comedy looks like a relief.

And yet what makes "Head of the State" so successful is the idea of Mr. Obama as a fish out of water, cutting loose in a fantastical context.

In that context, "Everything Loose" is a relief, a provocation and an example of smart, assured curating all at once.