Poor Warren G Harding: "normalcy" had been in use (albeit in specialized contexts) from 1857, as had all other words he was accused of having coined in equal parts idiocy and elitism.
Consequently, as HUDs become increasingly used in less specialized contexts, it becomes imperative to understand how they might impact overall behavior when set against attentional limitations.
The Italian words for designating centuries are used in English in the specialized context of Italian art and literature only until the "cinquecento" (the 1500's, or the 16th century).
Interestingly, transcripts of AGO2 and AGO10, which act similarly to AGO1 in miRNA pathways but in more specialized contexts (Poulsen et al. 2013), are most abundant in embryos.
Users' design feedback may be particularly beneficial when conducting evaluation of interactive systems for specialized contexts of use.
In the following, we summarize what we find to be the most important take-away for practitioners: Users' design feedback may be particularly beneficial when conducting evaluation of interactive systems for specialized contexts of use.
The values used in this experiment are the typical ones used in specialized literature [38, 39].
They can be used in specialized boilers which are designed to burn pulverized biomass fuel [8].
It's because their usefulness is clear in a specialized context; beyond that, the blossoms crush and wither.
After the fundamental paper [2] by Daubechies, Grossmann and Meyer, the frame theory began to be widely used, particularly in the more specialized context of wavelet frames and Gabor frames.
In all such cases, the narrower meaning has developed from the constant use of the word in a more specialized context, and the contextual presuppositions of the word have in time become part of its meaning.
