Sentence examples for that provides context from inspiring English sources

HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE -- The kind of warmed-over information that provides context for a policy maker, but offers little in the nature of "actionable intelligence".

Compare it to the Android app Goggles, which can recognize spots that have been heavily photographed, or another application that provides context about 7,000 landmarks nationwide.

"Our app will update constantly to reflect breaking events such as settlement or outpost construction, outpost removals, Palestinian violence or settler violence, making it a real-time tool that provides context to the ever-changing situation in Israel and the West Bank," APN said.

Cloe, an SMS-based recommendation engine, adds a human understanding that provides context to our queries.

Facebook tells me "The description next to the topic is actually a headline that provides context around the topic and what is causing it to trend.

The data collected includes details about all Internet and smartphone activities including search terms, websites visited, email and social media content and metadata (data about data that provides context) (Libert 2015; NISO 2004).

There is also a hint panel built into the application that provides context-dependent advice on what actions are available in a given situation.

"Although the select committee obtained additional details that provide context and granularity, these details do not fundamentally alter the previous conclusions," the Democrats' report said.

"People are life," one of his characters suggests, but life is also the social structures that provide context for the living of it.

He wants to capture the spirit of participatory democracy that provided context to the drama when it was originally performed in ancient Greece.

The exhibition's three documents are accompanied by free-standing pylons that provide context for what the documents mean historically and now.