We choose the template unit to be context-dependent phone segments, the context being the immediately left and right phones of each phone segment, and we refer the context-dependent templates as triphone templates.
The two remaining components mainly refer to the context where chronic care is provided: 5. the healthcare system which encompasses the aforementioned elements, refers to the organizational context where chronic care is provided.
The proof of the form invariance for U ˜ n, V ˜ n and U n, V n can refer to the context in [34], the proof process is similar (for proof details, see the Appendix).
Unless specifically stated, these results refer to the context of private provision of implants.
It is impossible to identify the relevance of some personal information without referring to the context within, and the purpose for which that information is being sought.
We know what's going on in America," he said, referring to the context of violent encounters across the country between African Americans and law enforcement.
You do that always by referring to the context, which in this case is other political posters, and then your deviation from it.
In this study, this context of information refers to the context of feedback and access to feedback in authentic contexts.
Although equianalgesic dose tables are generally used to determine the new doses in these circumstances, the evidence to support the ratios indicated in these tables largely refers to the context of single dose administration.
But there is an important other meaning to the word "world," and that refers to the context of human significance through which people make sense of their lives.
'Representativity' refers to the context of a site and the extent to which physical, cultural, religious and social characteristics approximate to other areas.
