Sentence examples for supported context for from inspiring English sources
As the institute puts it: traditional marriage ensures "the trans-generational good of establishing a legally recognised and socially supported context for both the procreation of children and their continued nurture and healthy development to adulthood in a community based on 'otherness': a man and a woman who are their biological parents and committed to each other".
In this paper a four layered generic architecture is proposed with a recommended components so as to support context awareness for pervasive applications.
In order to target the fresh Software Engineers and more specifically Computer Science or Engineering students, and assist them in overcoming the feeling of uncertainty in designing software models using Design Patterns, we have created ArchReco, a Software Architecture Design prototype tool, which supports Context-Aware recommendations for Design Patterns.
Existing approaches for supporting context-aware knowledge sharing in ubiquitous healthcare give little attention to practice-based structures of knowledge representation.
An infrastructure approach to support context-aware pervasive computing is advantageous for rapid prototyping of context-aware distributed applications and beneficial for unifying modelling of context and reasoning in uncertain conditions.
It turns our assumptions and traditions upside down by enabling everything to be directed at community support as the context for meeting individual need.
This study aimed to explore adolescent males' perspectives on sport as a context for supporting mental health.
It no longer supports relationships as a context for raising children.
Strongly anti-Slavic, Seara stood out in that context for supporting the German Empire and Central Powers, and was widely alleged of having been financed by a German propaganda machine.
The Business Partnership aims to mobilize a large and diverse group of private sector partners to create a sustainable private sector for education" group to strengthen the social context for supporting access to basic education, especially for girls.
Only the influence of the adopter's individual attitude toward the technology [23, 26] was not supported for this research context.
