Sentence examples for loses context from inspiring English sources

Often, the challenge of using massive amounts of meta data is that it quickly loses context - a group or crowd effect can be described or effects can be overestimated, instead of describing an actual health reality, in much the same way data from traditional indicator-based surveillance can be compromised by too much time lost.

Pick up the phone because you're going to lose context and nuance.

"I think it's just important to not lose context of what someone meant to you when you lose them.

Neshat disagreed, arguing that the scenes lost context if the girls weren't shown travelling from the din of the city to the garden's eerie calm.

"I lost context, I lost perspective.

"Millennials don't see things in the 'you win, I lose' context of your question," Winograd said.

In that sense, iMessage is becoming a bit like Facebook Home's Chat Heads, which used overlaid chat bubbles to let you message without losing context.

I've transcribed, and edited, the interview for easier reading (as opposed to listening) but nothing has been cut or changed to lose context.

Meanwhile, non-sensitive messages can be set to permanent so it's easy to look back and reminisce, or prevent a conversation from losing context if someone forgets or misses what was in a visual message.

This idea is at the heart of Plant.IO: a fun, workable solution for an agriculture-based scenario where digital information can overlay a physical object or area without losing context.

Meeting high levels of verification and protection of data that flows through official channels means that aggregation is necessary for many diseases, and such data sets often lose context after aggregation.