Sentence examples for restore context from inspiring English sources

Cognitive scientists have long presumed that to remember episodes, we first must restore context.

"Mostly," Schiff says of "Cleopatra: A Life," "I have restored context".

The ambiguity delighted Obrist, who pointed out that Baldessari had restored context that Cranach had deliberately stripped out.

The New York Times Century of Business, edited by Floyd Norris and Christine Bockelmann (McGraw-Hill, $29.95), combines the original Times articles on oil trusts and New Coke, the Great Depression and Mickey Mouse, with new commentary that tries to restore the contexts and flavors of the events.

Preemption overhead can be due to context transfers (two transfers: one from the previously running task to save it is context and one to the next task to restore it is context), configuration transfers (to configure the next task) and eventually context's data extraction (if the context's data are spreaded among other data as in the XIL solution).

The findings offer neurological confirmation of how humans retrieve a past experience -- by restoring a context indexed on a cellular level.

The word PAUSE is used to save the current task's execution context, to locate the next task, and restore its execution context.

In this paper, we propose to integrate non-volatile resistive memories in the configuration cells and registers in order to instantly restore the FPGA context.

We also provided the Context Management Unit or CMU, which is a small IP that manage the whole process of saving and restoring task contexts.

This property has profound effects on cut elimination: in permuting cut up, Gentzen had to restore the original contexts (the Γ's and Δ's) through weakenings and contractions.

With its "original" and "story" views, however, NewsBlur aims to restore some of this context for its users.