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Second, we capture the inherent complexity of context by incorporating a multilevel framework within the social context of CSR in our model.
Their solution takes advantage of the inherent temporal dimension in context data to improve the accuracy of context-based systems.
This paper focuses on this problem by introducing a distributed computational model to dynamically share these tasks among the computing nodes and considering the inherent variability of the context in these environments.
In this context, the inherent characteristics of Ambient Intelligence (AmI), transparency and intelligence, have turned it into one of the best approaches to square up to the impairment that ABI can cause.
That serves as its means towards further development of its clonal cellular lineage apart from the normal cell background within the shared context of the inherent ambiguities intrinsic to all information fields.
Managers of coral reef resources face the challenge of balancing conservation and development objectives in the context of the inherent uncertainty of natural systems and the political and social pressures of human systems.
The first step in calculating a sample size for comparing means is to consider this difference in the context of the inherent variability in mean arterial pressure.
In addition, in the context of the inherent dichotomy of BC cells (i.e. RU and RR cells), YB-1 contributes to the phenotypic heterogeneity between the cell subsets by mediating differential gene regulation of Sox2 downstream targets.
Within the context of the inherent characteristics of our in vitro system, this paper identifies the next critical experimental steps and discusses them from both a fundamental and an applied perspective.
I was sincerely presenting these images in a fine art context to demonstrate the inherent sexist and sexual overtones in their narratives and to exploit the difference in the context of their use (from low to high).
