Sentence examples for made context from inspiring English sources

Gaze similarity is expressed as a z-score probability relative to the context condition and inference made (Context + Inference [blue], Context + No-Inference [green], No-context [orange], and shuffled baseline [black]).

The filter rule generation process is thus made context dependent.

Initial research on the renewal effect made context change as salient as possible (e.g., different rooms), which also makes it plausible on a cognitive account that learners may be aware of the specificity of the learning and extinction contexts.

While domains such as Web 3.0 – the next generation of the web – have made context-awareness a main requirement of their solution space, the software engineering domain still lacks the same rate of adoption.

In the final experiment we showed that archerfish: (1) were probably using complex decision rules; (2) made context-dependent choices; and (3) examined some or all of the stimuli before making a decision when faced with multiple stimuli.

We also used a participatory approach to develop ACSM materials, which were made context-specific using baseline survey data.

The flexibility of the model is that factors identified by it can be made context-specific to any high-income setting.

Health literacy in adolescents is more likely to be taken to the highest level of critical thinking about health and lifestyle if it is made context-specific and conducted outside the school environment, which is associated with authority and which may not be available to many girls in particular.

When you write a letter to the White House, you don't need to worry about making context calibrations — not grammatical ones, anyway — because the rules are there.

It makes context irrelevant because, no matter which context we are in, we can always disambiguate.

Figure 1 Cognitive radio decision making context: the CR cycle as introduced by Joseph Mitola III [6].