Sentence examples for records context from inspiring English sources

"It's not necessarily the case that disclosing raw numbers will be helpful, but it depends on the type of order they receive," explains Mark Rumold of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, "In the business records context (the Verizon order), the government disclosed raw numbers, but that didn't provide meaningful information because they were using a single order to obtain records on millions".

Data formats and standards would have fewer opportunities to diverge if external investigators could use the ASMS's tools, standards, and formats for managing data records, context, and provenance.

We therefore hypothesised that differences in recording context, such as whether recordings are made at the start or end of an experimental session, may alter spectral EEG case control differences, as the novelty of the testing environment declines with time, especially over longer recording durations.

Other possible explanations of the inconsistencies observed between the studies could be related to differences in recording context (i.e., when recordings are conducted in relation to the start or end of a recording session or other experimental demands), which might influence the level of arousal in participants.

Anyone who has dealt with Hollywood actors, writers and directors in an off-the-record context knows that they are some of the smartest people on earth.

Methods of acquiring context include sensing context, context that is gathered from sensors; deriving context, recording context in real time and explicitly gathering context that is provided by the user of the system [24].

ChemCam consists of an integrated remote LIBS instrument that will probe samples up to 7 m from the mast of the rover and a remote micro-imager (RMI) that will record context images.

The implementation of these acoustic features is detailed in Appendix D. Note that some of the stimulus sets contain only monophonic sounds, whereas others contain only stereophonic sounds, and, although the acoustic features are calculated on both channels in the latter case, the salience of an indicator in one channel compared to the other depends on the recording context.

Some critical inconsistencies could relate to differences in recording context.

The ISO 15489-1 documentation (19) defines metadata as data describing record context, content, structure and management through time.

Our findings demonstrate the effect of recording context on resting-state EEG, and highlight the importance of accounting for these variables to ensure consistency of results in future studies.